Is this good to spray pictures before framing so they won't stick?
1541347
I usually use a higher quality spray or brush on sealer, depending on the predominant art medium I have used on the piece. I have often used the krylon as a final coat before framing with great success. One thing to remember ..be sure to allow each layer to dry completely before spraying more krylon on your artwork. If not it may make for some clouding of the piece. I usually Let dry for at least 24 hours before framing
1541348
I don't know what you mean by 'wont stick'. This is to SET the product you used to make the picture (chalk, graphite, pencil, charcoal). so that is wont smudge or smear while handling it. I suppose it would keep the dust off the glass of your frame, too.
118978
I have white painted frames from IKEA that I've the tape on and they're fine. The tape adheres and stays to many surfaces (little to no residue though of you decide to take it off!)
1713223
Probably not for photos in frames but of you want to tape photos to paper or a harder surface like glass it works fine.
75683
I have spray painted a shelving system similar to this. However... I painted it with a primer first... This allowed the spray paint to stick. Not sure it's worth the effort to buy a new one for this purpose... but I was re-purposing an old bookshelf... so it worked for me.
1093772
I'm not sure what the manufacturer recommends. I used regular pic glue and cleaner. And everything worked out fine. Hope this helps
1846320
You are supposed to spray the solution on the window right before you apply the film. As you apply the film, you use a squeegee to smooth it out. It is tricky thing to do, get the film separated from the backing (it is very thin), get it on the window, which is now wet with the solution, without the film sticking to itself and getting it smooth on the window. It did not work on our windows.
562574
I think that this would work wonderfully for that. It sticks very well, dries quickly and is clear once dried. I used a paint brush for my projects and they turned out wonderfully.
851253
Yes you can however make sure to sand and clean the frame first..... And spray approximately no closer than 6 inches away to prevent the paint from running. This spray paint is one o the best I have used.... Great for stuff around the house and other stuff. I will upload some photos in the next couple of days.
709654
looking at the picture of the paashe h I'd say yes. I put different colors in 10 bottles and only use it maybe once a week Just shake it up or stir it before use and to help keep my air gun clean between paints I use thinner to make sure all paint is gone, you can use water but I found paint stayed behind sometimes.
1124934
Okay, the adhesive on the back of these MAY NOT be strong enough to mount pictures in frames. [enough] dual lock itself is certainly strong enough for the weight of a frame, but I'd be more worried about the glue on the back not only not holding to your wall, AND, yes, probably chipping some paint off assuming you do get it to stick to the wall well. Basically, it's gonna tear off your wall before it breaks the "dual lock". This is an amazing product, but you have to be really smart about how you use it. I have some stuck to wood and drywall around my apartment, but in certain cases I've even staple-gunned it, or superglued it, depending on the application. REGARDLESS, this product is a great value, and you may want to pick some up to test it how you plan to use it. For example, if you stick enough of it to a wall, perhaps in the shape of the frame, or just the top and bottom edge, and apply pressure for a spell, I wouldn't be worried about it holding a glass frame. But if you're stingy with it, you're bound to have little accidents. The adhesive glue is not as reliable as the dual lock itself.
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I have no idea !!! But as long as u apply primer first and than paste the wall paper u should be ok.
1764480
Probably not, it's pretty tricky to work with, if I do it again this year, I'll definitely use the spray on product.I'd be worried about the film distorting the light beam if it wasn't absolutely perfect
1514402
Hey,,YES, I used it to spray latex paints (some of which were quite thick),,without thinning and with generally good results. Ultimately though, the periodic clogging which became worse and worse prompted me to just ditch the machine. UGH
830031
Hi there, it won't go bad if you premix it and store. We would recommend a spray bottle, as that makes for easy application. Thanks for the question!
1531031
I've used this stuff on (the back of) photos for several years, no problems. I would not use it to mount archival prints, but for the rest, it's fine in my opinion.
1610706
I would expect so, I have not found anything it wouldn't stick! But it might dissolve the paint so be careful where you put it. It is a thick product.
2204534
You should be able to use clear duct tape. I used a staple gun to insulate 2 large upper story picture windows with wood frames.