What is the best fixative for these.
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I use a clear gesso or a matte medium over them. Because they activate with water, you want to swipe your brush or roller quickly over them so they won't spread to areas you don't want color. You could also use a spray fixative or spray--but again, you have to be careful not to get them too wet so spray lightly. If you don't do one or the other, and you try to use ink pens of any type on them, you will ruin your ink pens. Hope this helps.
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lIZARD is right...good hot water to loosen the glue and then scrape, just not hard enough to add scratches. The Pam idea will work, but a better process is WD-40 or Goo-Gone. The Goo-gone works great for this, just be sure to wash the covers real well before using.
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I bought them for my girlfriend; they only lasted about a day. I would go with the ones that you have to apply the glue on the false nail. They're stronger and last much longer. The brand Kiss is by far the best shes ever used. Thank you for asking; hoped that answered your question.
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Soak it in warm soapy water or use a little Goo Gone and wash them well afterward.
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use a cotton swab to apply glue to smaller parts if they will not stay together for the time required I either use masking tape on a piece of cardboard ie cereal box and tape one down apply epoxy position the other and secure it as well I use paper plates or cardboard to dispense a small amount of epoxy mix it up with a popsicle stick and apply for larger pieces
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glue them on or drill tiny hole in each end cap & into handle. then use correct size screw to fasten them on. that way you can always remove them later on if needed.
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Use the J and B and shore something up against the panel for about 24 hours or 2 days after using J and B for maximum cure time. Use a cinder block and slide up against panel so it doesn't slip during hardening process
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repair of the rotted wood is best first treated with one of two types of rot repair liquids. first is an liquid expoxy and the second is a water based solution that rehardens the wood. Both are available on Amazon at a good price. the water based system is much easier to apply and to clean up. the expoxy is stronger and better at treating really badly rotted wood. after treating the wood, then the bondo can be used to fill any defects and the nail holes in the siding. note there are two different bondo products, one for just wood and the second for all purpose. both work well for filling holes. it is important to understand that the wood rot needs to be "hardened" before filling the defects or the bondo will not stick to the wood. good luck!
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Basically, these are water-based markers with both a brush tip and a medium tip. I have not tried them on any other surface besides different types of papers. As for a fixative, you could make them semi-permanent with any type of watercolor fixative. However, they are not light-fast in my experience. These are fun markers in a HUGE range of colors. They are not an archival medium.
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Yea, you can repaint them. Just make sure it's a professional job or it will peel.
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I used the Wilton brand "chocolate" little disks, they come in all colors, available at Michaels. Just melt in double boiler or little dipper crock pot. Harden in about 10-15 in freezer.
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I have used Shoe Goop that you can buy at almost any hardware store. It is the best for fixing holes and small tears.
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either will work for what you are trying to do. But remember to season them again before using
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a good wood glue like Titebond. I used a waterproof wood glue simply because that is what I had. It helps if you have several bar clamps!
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I think it will work.I would try super glue because it is clear and not so noticeable.
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Krylon makes several fixatives, one may meet your needs. I just use the matte permanent for my projects. Papilio makes a nice waterproof over-laminate if you want something thicker. Two days seems like a long time to not dry.
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A little warm water and shake em around. They clean off good as new with no effort!