The instructions aren't clear. Do I let each layer of latex dry and then add another on top?Or do I quickly do layer after layer and then let dry?
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You must let it dry between layers, I have found if you let it dry naturally between apps it comes out smoother and is less likely to crack, I normally need 3 layers.
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Whatever you do, be very careful. My wig split in two after putting it on initially. Just an FYI...
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You need to apply the latex in smooth layers and this done by doing one layer and letting it dry. Use a blow dryer to speed up the drying process. Then do another layer, dry, and keep repeating that until the latex makes a seamless transition from the bald cap to your skin. It's ready to paint when you can't feel the seam of the cap under the latex although you may be able to see it, which depends on your latex brand. If you don't let the latex dry all the way before you do another layer or paint it the latex will clump and rip. You should only need 2-3 layers. Make sure your skin is washed and dry so even just a small amount of latex will adhere strongly. You need to apply the latex in smooth layers and this done by doing one layer and letting it dry. Use a blow dryer to speed up the drying process. Then do another layer, dry, and keep repeating that until the latex makes a seamless transition from the bald cap to your skin. It's ready to paint when you can't feel the seam of the cap under the latex although you may be able to see it, which depends on your latex brand. If you don't let the latex dry all the way before you do another layer or paint it the latex will clump and rip. You should only need 2-3 layers. Make sure your skin is washed... » Read More You need to apply the latex in smooth layers and this done by doing one layer and letting it dry. Use a blow dryer to speed up the drying process. Then do another layer, dry, and keep repeating that until the latex makes a seamless transition from the bald cap to your skin. It's ready to paint when you can't feel the seam of the cap under the latex although you may be able to see it, which depends on your latex brand. If you don't let the latex dry all the way before you do another layer or paint it the latex will clump and rip. You should only need 2-3 layers. Make sure your skin is washed and dry so even just a small amount of latex will adhere strongly. « Show Less
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I've used it either way with similar results. I feel as you do about the instructions - very vague. This is something the instructions should be more specific.
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Add it to one part of the mix, get it thoroughly incorporated, and then add your second mix part. If you added it after you mixed both parts you wouldn't have enough time to get it all mixed with some resins. Hope that helps!
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I found good instructions online.I don't remember the exact process but it was quite simple. Sorry I can't be more help.
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you should have used clear tape over the writing first, but since you didnt, go back and redew it with a magic marker and use the clear tape over it.
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This depends on You.You can use Paper or drying action .Depends If you are in a hurry use paper and if you have lots of time use air drying.
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I use it as a bottom coat then I wait to let it dry then put on my color. Then I apply it again as a top coat once the color coat dries.
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This Hv65 Molding Latex is so great I have made many items I am getting ready to buy a new gallon of it. If you are talking about Latex coating the gloves that you have if you stuff them and then use a sponge brush on the latex and apply thin layers and let each layer dry yes you can when dry use some powder on the so thy do not stick to each other
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New way to fill; take out 2 screws from metal plate, slip one end of metal plate up carefully, see the reservoir, start slowly pouring in dry ink.shake to settle, pour more, repeat etc, got 90% in, set plate, insert screws, put in new chip, might have to restart computer It worked for mejust don't get in a hurry
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I asked a similar question of the folks at Rust-OLeum, experts on the subject, and they said NO, polyurethane over latex is a bad idea. Strip it down to bare wood or repaint. Don't mix the two. If this is wrong, tell us!
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You'd want to try to use one layer without overlapping. To conform around curves use a heat gun and the trick really is to be patient when applying and take your time. Don't get any air bubbles. Difficulty about a 6.5/10
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You need to create a false edge with something. I've used tape around the perimeter that sticks up beyond the edge, creating a "pool" that gets filled with the product. This requires sanding and finishing when dry. Follow the instructions for best results.
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Sorry but that is the same question I asked. I did not get a diagram or instructions either and cannot really tell from the picture where all the pieces go. It says to refer to the diagram but there is not one included.
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I put on the colored coat and added the flakes before it dried. then I added the clear epoxy. I think in order to do a 2nd coat of clear epoxy you need to do it quickly or you have to sand the surface for it to stick. I don't see any benefit to the flakes. just decorative. there is a phone number on the product to call the manufacturer. I will tell you if you do it right, this coating is almost impossible to mess up. I make natural soap and it has had lye on it and has not shown any effect. but the key is to do it right. if your concrete has any moisture in it, the coating will not stick. my concrete was very wet and I had to put fans on it to dry for a week. you have to do the moisture test to see if your concrete is dry. this stuff is the best! .
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Hi India:) I'm like you,new to Seche.I got my fastdry topcoat about a month ago&to; be honest,it was quite a transition from my normal GlossyGlam(by @justricarda on IG).But truly not because it gets thick too fast.Now that I'm used to it I'd completely recommend to anybody!The ONE thing u shud be warned about is...Be SURE&let; your coats dry well before u apply because it WILL shrink your polish.I'd heard that but foundout the hard way:p And also,when it says fastdry that's exactly what it means.Overall itsa great formula!Hope all that was helpful!:) *Kelly
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You want to apply 3-5 layers total and wait 5 minute between each layer. After all applications are completed, let dry for at least 8-10 hours. Then you are ready to pump the air back in and enjoy.
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I do it all the time. Most often, I'll have more related material to add. You just reverse the process of binding.One key is the go slowly.