Thanks KatyS! I'm still tryin' to figure out how I posted photos the first time around. Don't know what I'm doin' wrong. Hopefully you'll see them soon. Decals for model cars is a great idea for guys.
Painted MyEcig
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Janet you add picture by clicking that envelope with the mountains on it, two down from the "remove linkup" icon. In toolbar over your text area.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
OK, here we go again.
See? I just can't get it to work. The photo is just a jpeg. The thing is, it wants you to type a URL. I thought I did it right, but probably I'm missing something. This really shouldn't be difficult.
I don't know how to post a URL for a picture on my computer. I know how if its on the net. Maybe someone out there knows how to do this and can tell us. I would like to know too incase I want to post a picture. 
They look great!! good job - Maybe when I get back from Vacation I will try some. How did you get them on, so when i want to upload a pic I know how.
If the decals or rhinestones don't already come with adhesive on the back. Put a little "For Rhinestones Only" (just a tiny bit from the corner edge of the brush) on the e-cig, stick decal or rhinestone on top and topcoat with "For Rhinestones Only". I'm sure superglue would work too. But you need to use a very small amount. To do this, drip some on some foil and apply with a toothpick. I want pictures!
Will do. Thank you for sharing. One more thing - how did you get your pictures on, I still can't figure out the URL thing.
Mandonlk, reply to thread (this choice brings up a toolbar at the beginning of the text box. On the top row toward the end is an icon of a paperclip (for attachments). Click on this and it will take you to a window where you have a choice to post a photo from your computer or a URL. Chose your computer. Chose the photo you want in the browser and click upload. Wait until it uploads.
Tamiya xf-1 and xf-3 slightly thinned with water. Simply holded it in air from the mouth tip and squirted paint on it with a pipette. When it was all covered in paint, turned it horizontal and rotated until dry. At the beginning it had metal surface which I covered with 2 layers of black paint. Undercoating turned out being quite flawless and truly black which was bit of surprising. Pic looks better than it really is... Could use a layer of varnish.
Janet- these look wonderful! There was an English fountain pen company called Osmiroid (Oh, the nibs!) that produced a model very like this at one time. Beautiful (though not for a chap).
Here's a photo of MyEcigs that I painted. They were plain white to begin with. It was fun. And now I think they look more like designer pens which was the look I was going for.
oh wow. You could so sell these.
I would have one in a heart beat.
Very nice looking, nice to see a personalization of something used often (or not so often, but still special )
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