With acrylic paints can you use the paint right out of the quarter oz. bottles?
2059448
Really couldn't tell you! I tried many things after I purchased this product and couldn't get it to even come close to working&gt; All II could get was paint blobs to come out even after trying too thin the paint. In my opinion this product is a P.O.S and don't recommend you waste your money or time&gt;
2059449
Really couldn't tell you! I tried many things after I purchased this product and couldn't get it to even come close to working> All II could get was paint blobs to come out even after trying too thin the paint. In my opinion this product is a P.O.S and don't recommend you waste your money or time>
2059450
I can't answer that question as I hurt both ulnar nerves in my arms from a fall before I got to try it -sorry
2059451
Yes, I have used the paint out of the bottles and I have also added water to thin the paint and change the color.
765561
How big of a spot? If it is like quarter sized then it will be a bit harder but if it is a bit larger than half dollar or silver dollar, yes you can spot spray. if you stick the nozzle close enough and do a quick spurt or just don't pressurize the bottle a lot, the liquid will dribble out.
1020552
I'm not sure since I only paint in acrylics. This is a question you'd have to either as an art instructor or ask an online art forum like www.wetcanvas.com or even write to Fredrix who makes the canavases (probably www.fredrix.com ?)
96274
Yes you can. I put 1 tablespoon with a quart of water in a spray bottle. You can add your other ingredients as well. Most spray bottles hold more than a quart, so there is plenty of room.
1813537
Hello and Yes they are acrylic paints. I use this brand in my nail art designs and to paint nail like a Polish. You have made a wise decision. I hope u have great joy like I did but remember paint dries faster
1912943
Acrylics are NOT the type of paint to use. Go to Walmart and buy craft paint that can be used on material. It can be washed and retains it's vibrancy....acrylics are blotchy, if adhering at all. Do not recommend.
439263
i have not done that but I would think you can. This are very sturdy, well-made bottles. I have bought others over the years and these are the best quality, better than some I paid a lot more for. I use them for things like vinegar, no problem.
984092
No. I bought my paint by the 5 gallon bucket and had to pour it into the unit each time. I did see a hose and clip assembly online (gleempaint dot com - part 0514128) that might be adapted for this model if you are handy but overall I didn't think it was worth the trouble or extra cost and just opted to pour my paint into the 1 gallon container.
576365
The metallics take a bit longer than the flat and gloss finishes in my experience. You can thin it for better results, but using thinner coats of it straight from the bottle may work for you as well, depending on your painting technique (hand painted Vs. airbrush, etc.) Try thinner coats applied to the plastic model and doing multiple coats where applicable, first. If that doesn't/already isn't working, then try thinning it out progressively. You can practice on plastic spoons/knives to get your method down without running any potential risk with your model pieces.
1627543
No. If the paint was "poured into each section" it would dry out... The container lid is not air tight. If the different paint colors were placed individually into small air tight containers that fit into each section, it would work fine. But the lid does not seal air tight onto the container with sections. It hold beads or buttons, etc., well.
2182576
Some of the colors require mixing two colors together to create a new color. But it's pretty easy because you do a 50/50 mix. The one problem with acrylics is that they dry amazingly fast. Which is good on the canvas, but frustrating on your palette.
1887644
Its ok, but I wouldn't buy another one, any odd thing you have at home with a lid would do the same. The paint does NOT peel right off, it comes off ok, but not like it says, cheaper and easier to use a cheap container ( with a lid ) until you have finished with the paint then throw it away. Happy painting. OOps, as for Acrylics, I don't use them so I can't answer that.
2259963
You use one whole (one ounce?) bottle per use - I think it mixes up to make a gallon of spray.
1106926
They say they can be used but I have only tried them on mason jars and glass bottles. Not impressed. The Martha Stewart paints and Plaid are wonderful for glass with the Liquitex Medium Semi- gloss over them. Hope this helps.
935366
This set is really just the bottles & powdered dye. You add water to the bottles in order to get the "paint". I would say no, you cannot paint this on with a brush. The dye becomes a loose liquid when water is added.
526137
Acrylic Works great, puts a little life to the wines. Simply place it and pour with no mess.
2270163
Hello, nope - but I just tried it for you with a bottle of Folk-Art pain and the paint bottle is too wide in diameter. Sorry.