Is Triple Thick gloss glaze water based? Can I dilute it with water?
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oooh , good question. I think it is because clean up is with soap & water..... sorry hope that helps.
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Only opaque polish will work. You just have to experiment. I have found Sh insta dri will work. There are also special stamping polishes. The thicker and more opaque the polish is, the better!
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Hello Yes you can dilute by mixing in Manic Mixer/Pastel-izer. It is listed at: http://www.amazon.com/Manic-Panic-Mixer-Pastel-izer-4oz/dp/B00COMW53M/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=AG1WXZN8O3LP Thank You
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The thicker the better, but after a lot of practice, I was able to use my "Wet n Wild" colours. Just about any metallic polish will work well too.
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Hi, You sure can! I did a little research and found most posts were in favor of using Judikins Diamond Glaze, which I sell separately. Sincere thanks, Lani 650-355-8964
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the best way to dilute these colors is with vodka or other clear alcohol(I use vanilla vodka) the alcohol evaporates quickly. in this way, you can use the colors in your airbrush or using a paintbrush
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I generally just mix it with purified water. You could mix it with skim milk if you wanted to as well.
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Dilute with water for anything you might be concerned with. I use it full strength to rrmove price sticker glue from glass and ceramics, and to remove pine sap from my cars. For everything else I dilute with water about 10 - 20 parts water to 1 part orange oil. It is easy to experiment.
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Yes, you mix it with water - the proportion to the concentrate is marked on the directions on the bottle.
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HelloYes you can dilute by mixing in Manic Mixer/Pastel-izer.It is listed at:Manic Panic Mixer/Pastel-izer 4ozThank You
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This is a liquid gloss/glaze. I have used this product for years & absolutely love it! In my opinion, liquids blend into my hair better than any mousse/foam.
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Use the paint color you choose then use a complimentary glaze over that. A good paint store can help you with the technique.
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use the solvent version instead of the waterbased. However you best call the company first. You did not specify the type of polished surface you have.
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No it is not. This is a super clear polymer clay liquid. It is NOT a glaze or top coat at all. It sets in an oven, it does NOT air dry.
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Before I glaze a charm or tile I've made with a final coat of resin, I sand gently with fine sandpaper or nail file. Once they are glazed you do not need to ever "polish" again, unless you are going to re glaze. If you just need to clean a finished, cured piece, a soft cloth, or a little windex cleaner works. PLEASE: any sanding needs to be done under water, or outside with a respirator on. Seriously, you do not want this dust in your lungs, or getting on you, or your pets, in any way. I sand under water in the sink, then just dry the piece off with paper towel. Wash the sink after. Before I glaze a charm or tile I've made with a final coat of resin, I sand gently with fine sandpaper or nail file. Once they are glazed you do not need to ever "polish" again, unless you are going to re glaze. If you just need to clean a finished, cured piece, a soft cloth, or a little windex cleaner works. PLEASE: any sanding needs to be done under water, or outside with a respirator on. Seriously, you do not want this dust in your lungs, or getting on you, or your pets, in any way. I sand under water in the sink, then just dry the piece off with paper towel. Wash the sink after.
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It is definitely a thick drink. I do believe you are supposed to only mix it with water to achieve best results.
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you can ask this question at www.waybasic.com they have a live chat. I do not think you can because it says on their site..keep from getting wet. I think the material will absorb water base paint. On their site they have other colors, so check to see if a glossier white is there.