How long does it need to dry before you can paint it?
288097
About 2 warm days(50 to 65), or 1 hot day(70 to 90). The top layer dries quicker but depending on the thickness, lower layers might need some time to dry.
1620293
Pick a color and just start painting for maybe an hour or so. You'll need to make sure you have small brushes and a way to mix the colors. Then just set aside a specific time each day to pain. I know for myself, I can only take about 2-3 hours at a time. Take pictures every so often and at the end you can see some pretty cool progress. It takes maybe 10-15 hours of painting to finish probably. Spread out over time, maybe a week or two.
1040326
I would just wait til it's completely dry. I loved these for my daughters room and I had to re-stick a couple of times and never had a problem with paint coming off.
1041491
It is paintable once it's dry but I would recommend sanding it slightly lower than the surrounding material and using a skim coat of body filler over it for a smooth finish.
502433
3-4 hours is what I would recommend. Also keeping it covered in plastic and warm. Sit in the sun or warm with a dryer or warm towels periodically. Speeds the process and helps promote richer color
1912468
You need to scuff the surface with a scotchbrite pad, remove all the grease with a tac rag, then apply createx base coat sealer - white or black. leave 24 hours, come back, and clear coat it. wait 24 hours, come back, scuff it with the pad again and remove all the dust etc, paint your design, clear coat it 3-4 coats, leave 24 hours. voila!
343275
Probably about 15 minutes. It dries fairly quickly, but you obviously want to give it some time so you don't ruin it.
1041493
Yes, it is paintable. I'm an autobody repair technician with 25+ years experience, so I am definitely qualified to answer your question. I would give it at least 24 hours to cure before you spray anything over it (such as primer). I've never had a problem with bubbling, peeling etc. when painting over this product, so you should be ok as long as you give it enough time before you do your prep work.
108468
It will depend on the surface but usually only a couple of hours. I used it on a cement surface with decorative stones. Since I was going to use it outdoors, I applied several coats and allowed it to dry for 24 hours.
1291551
Just one coat is enough, it is self Seattle paint if it's not look good you can do other one after it's dry .it should dry in 24 hr or 48 hr is most. Now as you have paint is not dry so don't use until you see it's dry other wise it is get wrinkly when you use it.
2144362
No, you better wait. It will never set up when it's cold outdoors. Like the others say, I'd wait til it's close to 50 degrees outdoors overnight. Unless it's a huge patch (several cubic inches) it's going to need to be 50° for at least 24 hours so don't pick a day when the high is going to be 50° and the low is going to be 30°. If it's too cold for paint to cure, it's too cold for WoodEpox and LiquidWood to cure. It's a chemical reaction so it won't wait and then cure a couple months from now when it finally warms up either.
1733022
I don't exactly know. Since the paint is water-based, drying out inside the bottle is possible. I don't know the shelf-life on the paint. Upon first opening the bottle, there was plenty of liquid along with the glow substance, so if you close the bottle (tighten the cap) well, it should remain usable for quite a while. After applying the paint, the drying time (24-hours recommended) allows the liquid to evaporate and leave only the glow substance remaining. For my purposes, I applied a few thin coats of clear fingernail polish after the paint drying time, to help seal and protect the glow substance from moisture. I hope that helps. I don't exactly know. Since the paint is water-based, drying out inside the bottle is possible. I don't know the shelf-life on the paint. Upon first opening the bottle, there was plenty of liquid along with the glow substance, so if you close the bottle (tighten the cap) well, it should remain usable for quite a while. After applying the paint, the drying time (24-hours recommended) allows the liquid to evaporate and leave only the glow substance remaining. For my purposes, I applied a few thin coats of clear fingernail polish after the paint drying time, to help seal and protect the glow... » Read More I don't exactly know. Since the paint is water-based, drying out inside the bottle is possible. I don't know the shelf-life on the paint. Upon first opening the bottle, there was plenty of liquid along with the glow substance, so if you close the bottle (tighten the cap) well, it should remain usable for quite a while. After applying the paint, the drying time (24-hours recommended) allows the liquid to evaporate and leave only the glow substance remaining. For my purposes, I applied a few thin coats of clear fingernail polish after the paint drying time, to help seal and protect the glow substance from moisture. I hope that helps. « Show Less
2278527
The directions on the can does not specify. I had rust tracks in the bottom. I removed the rust using fine sand paper. The surface must be clean and dry. I applied several fine coats of paint. Allow to dry 10-15 minutes between coats. I left the microwave unplugged with the door open overnight before using. I've been happy with the results. Good luck.
1104839
It will easily dry overnight. If you hang it in some sunlight then probably less than two hours.
1652578
Needs to be totally dry, time depends on the temperature and exposure to sunlight. If in doubt, let it dry longer so primer and paint adhere properly.
1540335
It dries to a light beige color, similar to light wood. Depending on how thick of a layer you use, it can take anywhere from 1 to 4 hours for it to dry. It layers well though so you can keep adding on over time. It fixed the chewed corners of our table really well. We sanded it down and stained it so it looks like nothing ever happened.
710279
I would think so. The secret was to let each coat dry at least 12 or so hours so it is hard before you apply the next coat. I painted over wallpapered furniture and it has torn when scratched but I think that's because it is over paper.