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I just felt it would look better to have a contrasting color. Because my wall was white, I decided to make my pellets black even though traditionally the pellets are white. After about an hour remove the tape and then let them dry for another few hours. The next day, take your ghosts and tape everything off except their eyes and then spray those with the black paint (or dark blue if you're a Pac-Man purist). The first three are light coats, and the last coat is a thick gloss coat. I recommend about three to four coats of paint, 15 minutes apart. Paint Pac-Man and the ghosts separately and let them dry over night. Black and White are for the ghosts eyes and the pellets.Īfter you've sanded the wood down, make sure you get all of the dust off. You'll need black, white, yellow, cyan, red, orange, and pink. If you make all four, you'll need more paint then I did. I only made two ghosts for my wall art, Blinky and Clyde.

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If you have a CNC, or you want to use my artwork you can download them for free from my website here: Pac-Man Wall Art Whether you use a CNC or a handsaw, once you've got them cut out, you'll want to use some 100 grit sand paper and remove all the burs along the edges and smooth everything to get ready for the next step: Paint! Then all you need to do is use a handsaw, bandsaw, or jigsaw to cut out the characters following the lines from the printed out graphic or picture. I like to use some spray adhesive and glue the paper directly to my work surface in this case the MDF. Expanded PVC is a great choice if you don't like to paint because you can get it numerous colors. You can also use plywood, expanded PVC sheeting, or acrylic sheeting. MDF is easy to work with, and takes a very smooth coat of paint. Once you have them printed, pick your material. Or if you don't like those just search Google Images for Pac-Man and you'll find hundreds to choose from! Make sure to print them out all the same size! You can get them from my web article linked below for free. Print out the pictures of your Pac-Man and ghosts. But don't let the lack of CNC stop you! This is a super easy project with any set of tools! With a CNC machine you draw the shape or object on your computer screen and then let the machine do all of the work. I used a machine called an X-Carve which is a CNC 3D router to cut out my Pac-Man and ghosts.