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Got Flesh! Bullet Hit Kit #2 is a easy to use prosthetic transfer than can simulate bullet wounds. There are a variety of bullet wound types of prosthetics so check out the others on our website too.

Included in your kit:

- Prosthetic on acetate sheet

- Water slide transfer paper 

- Instruction Sheet

Got Flesh! Prosthetic transfers are quick and easy to use. They are perfect for all level makeup artists and are easily blended and painted to create your desired bullet wound effect. 

How to apply: 

1) Pick the edges off the prosthetic carefully to ensure a clean blend 

2) Decide where exactly you want to place the prosthetic - and then mark using a light coloured make up pencil. 

3) Apply Prosaide in a thin layer and allow to dry until tacky. 

4)  Apply your water slide transfer paper onto the prosthetic

5) Now that your water slide transfer paper is applied it is useful to map out on the back of the transfer paper where the prosthetic is. Hold it up to the light and gently draw out the shape of the prosthetic. This will allow you to correctly position the prosthetic exactly where you want on the skin.

6) Dampen a sponge with cold water, being sure to squeeze out any excess waterin order to avoid over saturating the transfer paper. Then using slight pressure start to push the transfer onto the skin. Once you are happy that the transfer paper has had enough water to ensure the prosthetic sticks to the skin you can then peel the transfer paper off. 

7) Using IPA and a cotton bud, blend out the edges.. 

8) Powder over the prosthetic using translucent powder.  

9) The prosthetic is ready now for painting using your choice of colour and paint type.  

10) Use of a sealor over the completed effect will prolong the life of it.

Removal 

- Remove using any proprietary oil based cleaner such as Pr-Clean . ~Don't use Isopropyl Alcohol as this will dissolve the prosthetic slightly leaving it tacky and difficult to remove.

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