If I mix this powder with water, how much liquid paint will it make? What will be the consistancy?
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I imagine both the consistency and quantity would depend on how much water you put in.
523887
You mix it with water the instructions come in the package... It is so many ounces per amount of water
993436
Unfortunately, I've never mixed it with cold water, so I don't know. The powder is fairly fine, so it might be alright, but I'm not sure. Sorry.
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I suggest make it mixing water and this as well use the liquid forme it works great. Comes ready to use.
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I mix at 4-5oz/gallon. Takes about a week for yellowing, everything sprayed is dead as door nail after 2 weeks.
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I would say particle sizes comparable to a 220 grit @ 68 micrometers and 240 grit @ 53 micrometers in solution. After a few working minutes open to evaporation, the consistency can clump, making for a larger or more coarse particulate. This is remedied by returning the bits that collect around the top of the bottle back into the un-decanted solution. The vial of paint is appx. .70 inches tall by .30 inches radius. Works well considering the small dots usually painted onto sights with a toothpick cut-to-round. I liked this paint and would recommend it to a friend. Cheers.
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Your question needs to be more specific. What is your application. Right after you mix it, it's a thick liquid. After about 5 minutes it starts to set up. By 10 minutes, it will hold it's shape relatively, but is still very tacky. You need to use gravity in your favor. I leave it dry overnight before attempting to sand or scrape it.
770311
If it is an oil based paint you need to use paint thinner, available in the paint aisle. If it is water based paint you will use water to thin. Start with small amounts until you reach the desired consistency.
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This product is extremely versatile and the ingredients it has allows it to work on almost any kind of substrate. However, the effectivity of it will be greatly impacted by the current condition of the substrate it's being applied to. The product will only stay on and work properly if the paint on the cellar wall is currently NOT peeling off or is not foreseen to peel off. If it is, this paint will peel off as it will adhere to a substrate that's going to peel off. The best way to go is to wire brush, scrape and/or pressure wash the whole area receiving the treatment. Let it air dry for at least 72 hrs if pressure washing and proceed. Make sure you have your paint store shake/mix the can for at least 5 minutes before using. The heavy waterproofing ingredients tend to settle and are VERY hard to mix properly by hand. This product is one of the best out there. PS. I worked as a professional painter for residential, commercial and industrial applications for over 10 years..
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Insuladd instructions say that the (paint+insuladd) mixture can be applied with a sprayer, noting that the mixture may need thinning. I applied the mixture with a brush. Adding the powder will increase bulk by 20% resulting in a thicker fluid but the small particles appear to make the mixture easier to apply by brush. Two coats are recommended in either case. Best contact Insuladd by phone, but not on Fridays as there seem to be no technical folk available at the end of the week. A great additive that, I am convinced, is well worth using.
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I don't know. I mix liquid hand soap with water. It is marked clearly on the bottle how much soap and how much water should be used to make mixture.
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It is a powder and you mix it with water to take it. Make sure you follow directions on the label.
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You could try it. I would try the process on a similar sample surface first. This product is a fine powder meant to be mixed in to a volume of liquid. I am not sure it will stick to a sprayed on coating. Good luck!
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It's a pasty liquid that you mix with water. Instructions are on the product label. Pretty simple: Mix, point, spray.
1280149
I always put powder to the liquid as it works better that way... it blends better for me... smoother, without lumps!! Good luck!
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A general rule of thumb is 1/2 oz of powder to 1 oz of paint. However, the less powder you use, the fainter the glow, the more powder you use, the greater the glow. Also, it is best if you add the paint to the powder, rather than the powder to the paint. Good luck!
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Mix 1/4 tsp to 3.5 tsp in water. It dissolves and can be used in a sprayer. It works great!