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In such cases, we reserve the right to cancel any order and issue a full refund without prior notice to the customer in some cases. However, there may be certain circumstances where we are unable to fulfill your order. (Please do not use a light bulb - the heat in such a confined space can be dangerous!).At we make every effort to process and ship your order as quickly as possible. Insert the LED into bottom of the rat and turn it on. This will make the insides nice and shiny and will reflect the light better - you can also use white paint as well. Cut a hole in the bottom, pour in some of the gloss sealer and spread it around. First, find something that has a red LED on it - a toy, remote control, mini-flashlight, etc., and will fit inside the rat. Alternate eyes If you have a rat that is hard plastic and appears to be hollow, you can make the eyes glow, sometimes. If your cut reveals a different color, you will probably want to leave them - unless you want obvious lines or desire to paint them. If so, you can trim these molding lines flush with the texture of the prop. Check one on the underside of the prop to see if the underlying plastic is a different color than the prop itself. These may be able to be cut off with a craft knife. Often these props also have lines from the molds. Use a small quantity of the glossy sealant over the eyes, nose and toenails to add a little realism. (This one was glossy as you can see.) The problem with the matte finish is the eyes aren't shiny like real, wet eyes are.
Often, the whole prop may be glossy, or more frequently have a matte finish. Often the toys/props from these cheaper stores aren't produced with quality in mind so some of the paint may not be lined up. I'm not sure if all animals are this way, but cats usually have whiskers about the width of their body - this allows them to determine if they can fit through a hole.
Trim the whiskers to the appropriate length if necessary. Hey, what do you expect for a buck.) Use a drop of liquid latex where the whiskers insert to seal them in. (Sorry, real whiskers aren't in multiples of two, they are usually individual, so we have to give the "ilusion" that they are real. If desired, arrange the whiskers so they are not grouped all together. Do the other side (unless you plan on having an extremely insane looking rat!). If the whiskers come out, just use the tool to insert them again. Hold the whiskers with your fingers while you extract the tool. Press the tool deep enough that the eye of the needle completely disappears into the rat. hey, I'm all for blood and guts at Halloween, as long as it's not real.spending Halloween in the hospital getting stitches would not be fun. Do this carefully, using just enough pressure to make sure that you don't poke it right through and into your leg/arm/child. Proceed with CAUTION: With the two bristles between the prongs, press them into the desired location on the side of the rat's muzzle.
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