how does it work on canvas?
1021841
sorry, I have only used it on furniture... it did dry very slowly on there though.
1021842
I have only used it on wood and glass. It works great and has a slight gloss to it. Good product
1504847
There's a tutorial on YouTube that explains it. I've not tried it, but heard it is easy once you watch the tutorial. Mine stays set up on a craft table.
1049360
Yes, you hold it just like a pen or pencil. When using art brush mode it is sensitive to pressure and angle too.
2205594
I can't tell for sure but it feels like something other than canvas. It's similar to canvas though.
1850762
You can use it right out of the box with Microsoft paint or any other program. It is plug and play like a mouse.
1306196
I have not tried it for that purpose. It's like sticky paper. It will stick to anything between it and the mounting surface. I think with fabric you'd get wrinkles. Once the adhesive touches, it is not re-positionable. There are a number of paste adhesives useful for mounting canvas. I have had poor results with this 3M product and would recommend people avoid it.
799934
If you tried to use it on canvas I can see it holding, although it wouldn't fold, it dries like a steel plate. Also note that once you open the package the air will dry out what ever you don't use, I am trying to keep mine in a few baggies to see if that helps. Call the 800 number to be sure about the canvas. Good question.
1434789
The quality is good, but is significantly different from what you see when you draw. It saves the vector traces. Occasionally, some traces are not registered :( Here some files made with it.: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B28c3unKHwmALU1VUUxpcVlub2M/edit?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B28c3unKHwmAZmJxUVZhbFN0QmM/edit?usp=sharing
474016
Why 2 lbs.? Is the painting framed? If you hot glue the d ring to the back of the canvas board, then the question might become, is the paper on the back of the canvas board strong enough, or will the paper separate from the board? Sounds a bit risky. It will hold for a while. If you frame the canvas board, then you will have a way to hang the art. There is probably a pre made frame that will fit your canvas board, and not be terribly expensive. If the canvas board is temporary, like something for a child's play, the hot glue solution should work. I hope this helps.
390424
Yes. This is the canvas I use: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004VLLC3S/
1345973
It is *supposed* to work by tracing out the lines or words on your workspace with your fingertip. Sadly, it is not possible to get it to work right as I not only tried it myself, I had several other family members try - of widely varying ages and skills. It is cheap but is even more cheaply made and thought out.
460268
It uses suction. There's a compartment at the bottom you push in to create pressure, then the compartment is released when you press the button, drawing in air quickly.
1601381
I never tried it on canvas. I did use Orange TKO on carpet and it helped to reduce a concentrated spot. But all I can say is that everything I've used it on has only helped my cleaning problems. Nothing has ever been damaged or stained by using orange TKO. I suggest you try and see what happens. I even use a concentrated solution of it to clean my oak varnished floors and the finish becomes squeaky clean. And if all else fails and you're looking to reduce a spot or overall grime on your canvas, you can use "Spot Shot". It is a chemical with the odor of Perk, but it is amazing at removing stains and dirt on carpets and perhaps canvas as well. Good Luck. I never tried it on canvas. I did use Orange TKO on carpet and it helped to reduce a concentrated spot. But all I can say is that everything I've used it on has only helped my cleaning problems. Nothing has ever been damaged or stained by using orange TKO. I suggest you try and see what happens. I even use a concentrated solution of it to clean my oak varnished floors and the finish becomes squeaky clean. And if all else fails and you're looking to reduce a spot or overall grime on your canvas, you can use "Spot Shot". It is a chemical with the odor of Perk, but it is amazing at... » Read More I never tried it on canvas. I did use Orange TKO on carpet and it helped to reduce a concentrated spot. But all I can say is that everything I've used it on has only helped my cleaning problems. Nothing has ever been damaged or stained by using orange TKO. I suggest you try and see what happens. I even use a concentrated solution of it to clean my oak varnished floors and the finish becomes squeaky clean. And if all else fails and you're looking to reduce a spot or overall grime on your canvas, you can use "Spot Shot". It is a chemical with the odor of Perk, but it is amazing at removing stains and dirt on carpets and perhaps canvas as well. Good Luck. « Show Less
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It depends on the surface applied to the icon. If it's flat such as a hard surface, it should adhere but if it's a canvas it is doubtful as the irregular surface of a canvas will make it difficult to adhere well. If all you want is to repair some gold on an icon, this will work, but you have to apply it several times to make it whole. It can flake off some, but it does adhere to surfaces. I used a spray adhesive for irregular surfaces.
573649
There are many software programs that allow you to paint or draw on a computer. In these programs you first create a surface to work on. This usually consists of a blank white area. To draw or paint you would then click on a tool option such as a brush or pencil, select a color, and then click and drag your the cursor over the top of the canvas. You can draw with a mouse--but it is awkward for many reasons. Most people buy a digital tablet which comes with a pen (stylus) that controls the cursor on their computer. With a stylus you have many more options on how the strokes are made and it is much easier to draw with because you hold the stylus like you would a regular pen. Some people, like myself, have a pressure sensitive laptop that comes with a stylus. This enables me to use the stylus directly on the monitor of my laptop. I can adjust settings so that if I push harder on the stylus my brush stroke gets darker, or wider, or both. That is something you cannot do with a mouse. To change the line thickness with a mouse you have to go to the brush size and change it. Digital painting is a very big area right now. It is amazing what some people can create. I hope this helps.
1971663
I have only used it on canvas,but if it adheres to canvas that has been painted in layers of acrylic paint,which has plastic in it,I would think that it would . I would test it out a small surface first,just to make sure.
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Yes you can use it on fabric. And when its dry its permnant just like on paper. Use the waterbrush too to get the watercolor look on fabric. There are youtube videos that show how the technique is done on a canvas tote bag.