can u use on velvet?
1450109
I haven't tried it on velvet. It works fine on micro-fiber (suede). Instructions are to test it somewhere that does not show.
1450110
This is what it says on the can under Applications: Upholstery; Throw Pillows; Table Linens; Crafts/Quilts; Fabric Purses; Clothing; Silk; Wool; Linen/Cotton/Blends; Canvas Shoes. [Also] Do not use on "X" coded fabric. Do not use on carpets, leather or plastic. You may want to contact the manufacturer.
1459255
Yes you can. It's actually made for nail polish but i use it for glitter on my eyes. To add some sparkle to some looks
294164
Of course u can, but u must know the name of the brush u need... Eg, blush , powder... Etc
1056583
you can use on just about anything.i use to airbrush shirts. im not sure what artful grafitti is.but i do no metal paper wood and fabic is ok
1987101
I don't see why not... I have used it on gel and regular polish... There is nothing stating you can't on the bottle...
460090
I don't know for certain but believe you can. Perhaps you could do a search on "how to clean a faux leather couch." I've just used it on my vinyl purse.
1257611
You can which is exactly what I used it in. Its just ok. What works much better is Sunshine Polishing Cloth's.
238581
Not sure.........Have used it on chiffon and a silky bamboo material....bottle cautions to test on small area......... and to use at your own risk
951189
Sorry.... used it on brass with a satin finish so can't answer your question.
646452
Well on the bottle it distinctly states " Do not use on cork, wood, laminate or marble." They also recommend that you contact their customer service for use on different surface areas.
1437153
No, you must use only vinylux polish and topcoat. The polish has a base in it.The two work together to make afinish.
375465
I use heated velvet curlers. I got them from ulta. Do NOT use heat tools like metal curlers or straighteners on them. They will melt. Use foam rollers in hot water or heated velvet ones. They work great. Also be sure to comb them often, brushes can pull hairs out.
727523
I've used it on my pewter and now it looks great. No abrasives are in it, but make sure you were gloves.
1456151
of corse you can! it works with all nail polishes! it is works so amazingly!
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Use this paper backed hem bond with fabric blends, cotton, rayon, acrylic and linings. If there is any part of the sating that you can test it out on I would do that first. There is also a peel and stick variety that you may feel more comfortable using on the satin. http://www.amazon.com/Thermoweb-Peeln-Stick-Fabric-Sheets-4-1/dp/B001A36I2A/ref=pd_sim_ac_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=122KB1K7AAAG6WS1F385
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As long as it's a opi brand you can try it might work I've done it everyone's experience is different but on safe side use soak off polish
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Hello Tiffany, The Velvet Felt on the tray an very nice and feels like a good quality, but the stiffness of the tray felt like a Hard Board - the type you find in hardware stores that has many holes to fit metal pegs into them to hang tools (except the board is smooth). I've cut these boards before and using a hand saw is almost out of the question, as it will be messy and crooked. If you have a cross-cut saw such as a radial arm or a chop-type mitre saw, it should work out fine. However, you'll also need to undo the velvet to separate the board for cutting, then re-wrap your board. I wish I could look at mines to tell you more if the velvet could be undone, but I just threw my tray away. Sorry about that.