VioletKinky said: Have anyone ever thought of making a paint pit?? yea you heard it right, paint pit!! instead of a mud pit a pi filled with black thick paint, that would be interesting wouldn't it? lol expensive but interesting, I one day wanna do it, can paint actually expire? I would use tempera paint tbh rate my idea

splat182002 said: It would be far better to use emulsion paint as it would be cheaper. Let me know if you ever do it as I would love to get covered with you.

Plonk said:
I think Candle Boxx did a video something like this with another girl about 6 years ago? Can't think right off the top who produced it, though. Also, yeah, might take a few weeks to acquire the paint, but
Hobby Lobby and similar places sell it in extra-large jugs.

Since we're on the subject, though, found a very interesting paint sploshing girl's lair recently...

Plonk said:


I think Candle Boxx did a video something like this with another girl about 6 years ago? Can't think right off the top who produced it, though. Also, yeah, might take a few weeks to acquire the paint, but
Hobby Lobby and similar places sell it in extra-large jugs.

VioletKinky said:
Emulsion paint it's toxic though, that might not be good for a pit

hooter said:
Are you thinking of Candle Boxxx and Nikki Masters lesbian paint party? Now that's a classic video. I Found some preview pics.

splat182002 said:
I know loads of people who have used emulsion paint with no problem whatsoever.

can paint actually expire? I would use tempera paint tbh rate my idea

screen_name said:
Water based paint shouldn't expire as such, but the top layer will dry out and form a skin. Keeping it covered and/or regularly misting the top with a water sprayer will keep it going a lot longer.
It might be worth testing a few trays of paint with different preserving techniques, so we know what works best for keeping the pit alive.

(Although there is also a part of me that likes the idea of a thick skin on top; something that can initially support my weight only to get dunked as it suddenly fails).

Unless you can find a bulk supplier, buying the paint ready mixed will burn a pretty large hole in your pocket- so we're left with option 2: the homebrew!
Luckily tempora paint looks fairly easy to make yourself (bulk suppliers available), although it'll require some experimentation to get the consistency, colour, and texture right- hopefully you can find some willing "test subjects" to "help" verify the quality of the batch.