would anyone recommend this for painting magic cards or other trading card game cards?
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It is OK, but right now the world is changing , good acrylics are available and are available in more and stronger colors and they are sold here on Amazon. Testors used to be the standard, but it is an enamal and the solvent is an alcohol, between colors the paint brushes have to be cleaned in this alcohol. Acrylics are water based and the brushes are cleaned in water. Again both will work, especially if you are starting with a new card and not just touching up an existing card.
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No. Enamels are not good for painting cards. It would curl the card. Enamel paint is generally for solid, non porous surfaces.
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Almost forgot to say that Snazaroo is the safest to use for face painting. Try looking that up as well.
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I used them for Zentangle art. They worked wonderfully for that. They have a different composition than the square coasters which did not take the pigment ink as well. My best guess is that these could be painted on with great success.
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It should work fine. I use it on my antique wooden sideboard. It holds my art beautifully without staining.
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I use them to put 1 card with a title of painting to stick on a display panel next to the painting. It works fine for that purpose, and it's a tight fit which is good, but I don't think it would work very well for more than 1 card.
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No, this is meant to protect the work on the paper with as little influence on the paper as possible. I would recommend using cardstock, that's closer to playing cards.
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Danielle, If it is of any help, I use this card for Adobe Photo shop & elements 10 for this it works fantastic. It is a very good performer and it handles anything in games I can throw at it.
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Funny you should mention that, bc I bought this hoping to be able to sand a deck. It works wonderfully on single boards, like a railing, so it'd work great for that. That's really what it's designed for. For the actual deck though, this would take FOR EH VER, so save yourself the trouble and get a belt sander or rent a floor sander from home depot. You'll thank yourself. As for grit, for a deck I'd probably go with 80 grit sand paper
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The airbrush is good for detail painting and it's awesome for scale models. However, based on the size of the paint reservoir and that you're painting such a large panel...you might need something more industrial than this unless you have a lot of patience.
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I use it for a lot of different things, Greeting cards, post cards, calendars, pictures, posters, etc. You could use it for playing cards, but they would be thin and flexable and would not last very long if played with regulary.
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I don't know if blue magic works on pewter. My guess would be to say no. It tends to give a high gloss finish, which pewter doesn't really seem to have.
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I am not the representative for this company, but I would. In my humble opinion, I think this paint is very nice. I sanded the fire out of some coat racks and went with it. It has a nice finish. You may wish to do 2 coats. I can't remember if I did. I'm not a purist or a perfectionist, but I would. I was prompted by Amazon comment monitor to respond, so maybe this will be of some help. Have a nice day!
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I think it would work well but I haven't used it for paint removal. It heats up quickly and has two heat settings. Not a very good answer I know. I use it to soften resin on my sculptures before gluing and I love it.
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Based on the texture of these cards I would strongly caution against doing this. Plus, because these are meant to be worked on in various mediums, such as water colors and pencils, the ink from your printer will likely feather out into the fibers of the notecards and not give you crisp lines, which is likely what you're looking for. Hope this helps.
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I tried it on a painted end table & my paint came off so I wouldn't recommend it. I don't use it anymore, it didn't seem to do as well as pledge. I couldn't tell any difference
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I would not recommend this for a deck for a few reasons:1. It is very soft, even when cured. It would handle the weather great, but would be destroyed by foot traffic very quickly.2. It is a High Gloss (think glasslike) finish and I would think VERY slippery when wet.3. It is very expensive, and you'd need multiple (8+) coats to build it up.I would check with the manufacturer to see if they have a different product suitable to your needs.
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I imagine it would work but I don't know much about paint. It's cardboard with a very smooth white surface. I guess it's paper...You can see very similar ones at the office suiply stores. Different brands but I think similar finishes.