8 bit horror, how we Custom painted these Sennheiser HD25

For Halloween we made this pair of custom glow-in-the-dark Sennheiser HD25 covered in tiny 8-bit depictions of classic horror characters. This video shows the process we used to make them.
Dismantle
Sand
Adhesion promoter
AutoBourne grey sealer
Into the dryer for an hour to cure
Wicked colours white
Sand
Custom-mixed glow-in-the-dark paint using glow-in-the-dark pigment and a clear base mixed with a bit of white
Printed the characters on waterslide decal paper and then coated that with a clear base
Apply the decals
Fill in the area around them with UV green Wicked Colours
Clearcoat with 3 coats of Lechler MegaLack
Re-assemble
Make spinny video ;)
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There is not enough Theremin these days ;)

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Great videos as always, wanted to ask do you think it is possible to recreate senn 600 marble design on new ones? Was thinking how the do it. Have ones with marble paint on them but the paint is started chipping, so it is harder rn to get marble design when they changed it.

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Yes it would be possible. If you have the older ones and the paint has started to chip off, you would probably need to do a bit of filling and sanding to get a smooth surface to paint on. To get the texture... I would practice on something else first but essentially put down a background colour, let it dry and then lay down a second colour and while it is wet, dab at it with a scrunched up plastic bag, that will create the texture but will need a bit of practice to get the effect you want. Then you could use a water slide decal like in this video or a mask / stencil to paint the logo on again. It is a pretty big job