can i use this product on a latex doll i will want to cover the whole doll 2 or 3 times
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No Robert. The product will degrade after a short period of time and become gummy and sticky. This product is strickly for casting other types of materials, in my opinion.
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You can call Tuft and Needle and they can answer your question but I am pretty sure two twin extra long will be correct. Measure your latex topper and compare to the measurements of the twin extra long.
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You might be able to run two guns if you are shooting stain but definitely not for latex paint with a 517 tip. Only the biggest sprayers can handle that. I am a contractor and I shoot up to 40 gallons per week through this.
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You know, Christine, I would say that you could piece it together. The pattern does repeat so you know you would have to match it exact to get the effect you want. Hope that this is helpful?
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There are two bottles of each of the applications and each bottle is 4 oz. Using a nickle sized quantity (as stated on the directions) I would think that you could do more than one car with what is in the package. I hope that this helps. I would use disposable gloves and painter's-type paint for the application. The box shows them using masking tape but I don't think that I would use masking tape to protect my paint job on the car.
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I use this gun almost exclusively for oil based polyurethane. I tried using it with latex paint and was not impressed. The paint has to be thinned down so much that multiple coats have to be applied. I also had a problem with the paint gumming up at the atomizer. I've seen where others have used this gun with latex, but my experience was negative. Good luck to you.
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You can use a latex thinner to spray latex paint but follow those instructions closely.
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Not sure. I actually happen to have a latex allergy, but only get blisters or a rash when latex is touching my skin. This mattress has a cover and out of the 5ish times I slept on it I had no issues.
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I don't know what kind of doll that is but my 6 yr old uses it with a large soft baby doll and a harder Journey doll. The harder the doll the more it doesn't conform to the body when wearing it. You can fit many different size dolls in this from small to large.
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Don't know... I am not latex sensitive... but wrapping the tissue should help to avoid some contact.
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The Schluter manual says the opposite: latex over the substrate and regular thinset for the tiles. That's how I did it this summer and nothing has come up yet. I would seriously consider removing the fabric backing of the Ditra and using latex water-based mastic over the substrate next time, at least over an old wood floor.
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It should work- this stuff is pretty sticky. Double check the 3M site for applications, but I think it should be good. You want to spray down both the surface and the fabric separately, about 2 coats on each. Let them dry for about 10 mins, then stick them together. Be really delicate with attaching the fabric to the surface, because once it's on there- it holds pretty tightly. Good luck with your project!
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I am not sure if it is latex free. You may need to contact the manufacturer. It appears to be made of silicone. I have a significant latex allergy and I have played with it and have not had a problem so far.
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I think the instructions said that you are not supposed to use latex, but I thinned it down with water and it worked awesome. I painted a chair and desk that I built. We used Bear Premium plus latex interior eggshell without a problem. I also had primed the furniture before that with a latex paint.
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Although I haven't personally tried it, the general rule is oil-with-oil. So it's a bad idea since latex is water-based.
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You could definitely use this paper to make the clothes. If the dolls are metal/magnetic, then the clothes should stick.
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I use this glue on paper and it drys almost on contact. You may get one chance to change the position of the paper but after about 10 sec you can glue the next piece.