Is this acrylic gloss? And does this work on plastic surfaces?
2012993
Not acrylic. It says for ultra-hard gloss finish on wood, metal and more. I hope that helps you.
2012994
I always buy gloss. I am not aware if it comes in satin or matte finishes. There are so many different types of plastics that I cannot say that it works on "all" plastics. I have sprayed it over THIN washes of acrylic artists' paint on canvas and other materials. I have had problems with spraying this over over acrylic clear sprays, like Krylon Crystal Clear. Sometimes the paint surface buckles. I have sprayed it over DRY gold and metal leaf with good results. It also seems to work over DRY gold size, a type of varnish. I have also tried it on fiberglass furniture with high gloss finishes. Sometimes it will not take on this type of surface. I have also sprayed it on small pieces of metal jewelry (but usually prefer not to do this). Hope this helps. You should probably experiment in scraps of different types of plastic.
2012995
it is gloss, however, it is not acrylic. it is lacquer. lacquer is better for plastic anyway. it works superbly on plastic.
1682956
I do not know about Sharpies because they are smudged by solvents. It depends on what chemicals are used in applying the plastic coating.
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It says it's good on PVC but doesn't say plastic in particular. My thought is it should be good but it is just a primer, not a finish coat
1122020
The scratch remover works great and the polish does too. But it's designed for acrylic. So I don't know if will work on regular plastic. It might work but if it doesn't the fine sand will ruin you glasses. I would try to find out if your glasses are made of acrylic or plastic. You might try calling the company to see if it will work on plastic licenses before you try it.
1949902
Yes, it should work on all plastic. I've tried it on plastics before and it has held up very well.
1134046
It has a nice shine to it, I looked on my can of paint and it just says acrylic paint. But it's not real shiny that if you scratched it it would show up. It has just the right finish to it. But remember to keep extra paint on hand if you do buy this product because there will be some touching up. I hope this helps. Dee
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This is not paint. It is pigment that you mix with a clear paint like "clear polycrylic". I tested the pigment mixed with minwax water based polycrylic protective finish 'clear satin' on wood, acrylic plastic, glossy photo paper, metal and a smooth pebble but I did not test on glass. If the clear paint you mix the pigment with works on glass then yes it will work on glass. The minwax that I used was meant to protect wood finishes but worked great on acrylic plastic and the other materials I tested on.
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The paint (in the marker) is acrylic which is essentially plastic, so I am thinking it would work. I do know that the Sakura IDentipen writes on glass and plastic for sure.
2166151
Yes, according to the label on the can - - "it is a water-based interior acrylic interior/exterior paint". Produces a satin sheen finish. It has the appearance of milk paint, but it is not. From my experience you'll need at least 2 coats. It is a durable finish - I like it.
1980268
I'm not sure if my shower is acrylic but it's some kind of plastic, not ceramic, and it works on my rust stains quite well.
2181924
I have no experience using this product on a plastic so I can't really help you on this question
449609
As a distributor of Novus products, they are specifically made for acrylic plastics. We also fabricate using acrylic, and use these in our shop routinely. Follow the directions completely, especially the polishing cloth selection, and it works wonderfully on acrylic. Best of luck!
805646
You should do a test section on the plastic to see if it will bond to it. This glaze is intended for Sculpey or Fimo clay, but I have bonded these clays to surfaces such as canvass, wood, snow boards, skateboards and surfboards and it has always worked. But some plastics are really glossy and the glaze may not adhere to it...it will either peel off or come off easily if you scratch it with your nail. Another option if you are bonding the clay to plastic: use the Sculpey glaze on the clay parts only, then switch to using RUST-OLEUM Ultra Cover -GLOSS CLEAR (Home Depot) it bonds to most surfaces and looks the same as the Sculpey glaze, you will not see a difference. This combination has always worked for me. Good luck!
2266649
No it wont. It will work only on glass surface. Using it on acrylic would scratch it probably.
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I used it on plastic. It did NOT remove all the adhesive, but did remove most of it.
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It works on a lot of different types of plastic but not all. Hope this helps you.
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It is plastic/styrene, not acrylic. It is very clear when new, but extremely soft and easily scratched so great care is required to avoid dulling the plastic. I have found using foam "paintbrushes" (found in any hardware store/dept) to gently wipe the sides works well for algae removal if needed. It's a nice little tank for the money, if you treat it gently it should remain clear.