Can you spray this over a previous lacquer coat?
2001599
I would say NO, as the surface is sealed and this would most likely make it crack and ruin it. Try a water based clear gloss that has a flexable surface finish. Testor makes this also as well as Pactra and Humbrul from your local hobby shop.Ray
282810
I've never used lacquer with mine. I've sprayed a lot of oil based polyurethane and latex paint. Poly is the easiest. The trick is getting your material to the correct viscosity. A little trial and error and test sprays, this gun is easy to use.
540555
I can't personally attest that it can, but because it has a variety of spray tips, I think that you might be able to. From what I read on the Paintinfo web page says that you don't want to spray, because you can't put on a thick enough coat, even if you do two coats. It seems that the optimum layer of elastomeric is in the range of 27 to 32 mils, and a sprayer is only going to give you in the range of 2-3 mils per coat. The info states that even with brush or roller application, you will probably need more than two coats to get your desired thickness. I hope this helps.
600279
You COULD. Not sure why you would. It will be roughly textured. You would have to scuff all exist irony paint . Clean with xylol then apply. Let dry and apply last coat.
1546022
No, I don't believe so. It did rub off when applied to a coat. It is not a product I would recommend for any restoration project.
540241
Julie, I have not tried it over polish just bare acrylic nails. I have seen it used over polish but I know nothing of how it lasted or if it peeled off like other top coats similar to this one,
2280952
You would need to use a metal primer first, but yes this could be spray painted a different color and still look good. I would assume you would need several coats of the new color.
538120
Yes, I have done it many times. Just be careful not to remove too much of the original finish once it has melted with the Formby's. After you have evened it out, I suggest using the Formby's Tung Oil, really puts on a nice finish. Use multiple thin coats.
889793
I personally have not put this over my polish. It's a treatment for your nail so I think it would be redundant if you are using it over your polish. What I do is if your still repairing your nails then just do the treatment for one week and use it as a base coat next week. Hope that helps �
2148555
Yes u can. U used this for a mask and was using fabric paint paint underneath as the mask warmed the paint under neather would remain
60844
Acrylic and lacquer are totally different items so find out which it is first. If it is a true lacquer I would be hesitant to use it.find out about your current finish and contact the manufacturer.
501004
It works for me, but you should use 2 coats as a base, and then apply daily over polish for best results. I just ordered my 3rd bottle. I have tried them all, and I get good results with this.
750605
Works tight through acrylic. It will lift the paint off but if you careful to just dab a little on it wont mess up the paint to bad. Cant recall ever using it on lacquer.
2120035
Yes, this will apply over any already painted surface and give it a matte finsh. Though with the semi-gloss finish you may need a couple sxtra coats.
1817362
Yes. No problem. Paint shops might say the urethane clear might not lay properly over acrylic lacquer but it does. Just give your Duplicolor several days to cure to be sure.
1090505
It can. You just need to play with the dilution ratio and the psi. The more diluted the paint, the lower the psi setting you can use. This is important for me to reduce the overspray. However, if you dilute some paints too much (e,g., latex to 50%) then the sheen can look cloudy. Target 30 psi, which is per the manual, and you should do very well. I've had really great results with oil-based finishes. You certainly can have great results with latex; just be a little more careful.
404877
It's coated. I guess you probably could if you sanded it a little, otherwise your new paint will come off. Give it a try!