Can this be decoratively painted and thin strips applied as in to create a type of stained glass look?
289735
I think once you applied to the window, you could then paint it. I haven't tried this, but I don't see why it wouldn't work and worst case scenario...if it doesn't look good after you paint it, rip it off.
383270
Probably. It's a glossy.extra thick card stock if that helps. They really looked cool when we hung them up. I would think painting would work.fine
869691
yes! definitely. I'd suggest something like acrylic that isn't water soluble, just for longevity. But painting on it works like a charm.
1108339
I wouldnt recommend paint as it.would go on unevenly and thick. Maybe a red sharpie would be better.
1473702
It's a smooth plastic surface, so it would not be very easy to paint. But I'm not a pro so I guess anything is possible.
1901097
If you have experience with painting tile or plastic surfaces you probably could. Would need to sand it, and use some kind of enamel paint or something. It's quite a nice look though to be honest. It's has good definition in the pattern unlike a cheap faux-marble.
1846743
I guess that it is possible. But would that cheapen the model? Would you use Elmers glue to simulate glass panes? I would be more partial to using a fine tip marker and place yellow or white marks on the portholes to provide a more subtle effect that still shows the lines of each level of deck.
1944092
Yes. After looking at it again, I seems the face is wood and the shelves are composite. I'm certain it can be painted and would use a primer first.
628905
It is high gloss so you would have to sand it in order to paint it. If you have the time and want a specific look you cannot find else where than it may be worth the work.
673254
I would say that I do not know. Might be easier to select another finish than to paint. The manufacturer or distributor might be able to answer this question.
141323
It probably can but why would you want to hide that nice wood finish? Also, there are other models just like this yhatvare alrdy painted, i think white is only option.
2141480
I haven't done that, but I think the usual wallpaper adhesive would be an issue on a surface that smooth. I did see someone suggesting using Mod Podge on a similar project, so you might ask at a craft store like Michael's or Hobby Lobby about adhesives for glass. Something else to consider: I saw another internet post where someone suggested using fabric instead of wallpaper, using liquid starch as the adhesive. According to the post, it's more easily removed when you change decor. I've not tried that either, but it sounds pretty doable. Good luck with your project.
132741
This would really only be used for stained glass. The electrical soldering irons are much less money at someplace like harbor freight
904005
I have some on my windows at home. You could try double sided tape but i don't think it'll look good. I would put it in a picture frame so it looks deliberate. Make sure it is tight so you get a better rainbow.
1652191
No...this is a true decal....there would be no way to do that unless ...say you put it on plexi glass and moved the glass.
112045
Acid etching would be far better for putting VINs on windows. They sell kits with the chemicals and a way to make stencils.
290417
You could probly paint on it with a nice acrylic or fabric paint. It's a fairly smooth fabric.