Primate taxidermy coloring process

Abstract

The invention provides a primate specimen coloring process. The process comprises the following steps: coloring the whole body skin of a specimen, and then performing partial coloring. The coloring process firstly treats the whole body skin into the same color, and the parts with different colors are further colored locally, thereby the situation that the texture of the specimen skin is affected due to direct applying of various pigments on the skin can be avoided, and at the same time, the discoloration of the hair due to pigment staining on the hair during direct application of various pigments to the skin can be avoided; original texture of the specimen can be kept, the natural and true specimen skin color can be provided, and the color texture of the specimen can be ensured.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a coloring process, in particular to a coloring process used for skin treatment in the production process of animal posture specimens, and is particularly suitable for the coloring process of primate animal specimens. Background technique [0002] The production of primate specimens is a difficult point in the production of animal specimens. For most animal specimens, due to the dense hair covering the whole body, the skin is basically invisible, so from the perspective of viewing, the impact of skin processing technology on specimen production is relatively small, but primates have sparse facial hair and bare skin It can be seen that the quality of the hide treatment, especially the color, can be seen directly, which puts forward very high requirements for the treatment of the hide. [0003] After the animal dies, the skin is treated and the color is mostly faded. If you want the color of the specimen to be lifelike, it must...

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Problems solved by technology

The traditional coloring method is to directly apply various pigments such as oil paint, acrylic paint or watercolor paint on the skin. This method of coloring has two serious problems: one is that the color is applied to the skin surface, or More or less covers the fine structure of the skin surface, which affects the texture of the skin. Another problem is that the pigment will inevitably be stained on the hair during the application and coloring process, changing the color of the hair

These two problems eventually lead to the distortion of the color texture of the specimen

[0004] In recent years, some domestic specimen manufacturers and related practitioners have gradually introduced foreign fur processing technology, or learned from domestic fur factories, but the overall technology is still in its infancy, especially the effect of primate fur processing is not ideal