If the dry or wet gets ona painted surfaces will you have a problem painting it in the future?
1961739
I would imagine so. I used this to free-up sticking keys on a keyboard and it worked GREAT.
1961740
Yes. This is a dry lubricant that will need to be removed prior to painting.
739808
Absolutely. It is like the consistency if thick water based paint yet when dry forms a rubberized barrier that soaks in the backer board or your purple sheetrock
923644
You would deffenantly have to sand it down first. The original paint would just bubble up underneath. If you read my review, the paint is the least of your worries.
2230754
No..it dries your nails very quickly...while one is being painted the other is already dry
1132285
I think it would wear better painted, but I guess you wouldn't have to. I painted mine and love the way it turned out.
289426
If you place it outside it will get wet,without the water causing damage. It will NOT float in water. If submerged, I think it will eventually damage the paintwork.
842223
I would think so. As with any paint covering a high use area (such as dresser knobs), some of the painted surface will show wear more than other places as time (and usage) progresses.
1291556
I have used this product twice now. In another week it will be rock hard, but you can use whatever you painted by now.
2065674
NO, you will have difficulty if not being fully prevented from gettin much paint to spray, then it will certainly have fits and starts to compromise your nice smooth finish, although you can try to thin it and experiment...
390873
Yes, but we recommend following with a 50% diluted Isopropyl Alchohol to ensure the surface is clean before painting.
1699218
No the surface must be clean and dry and all oils or dirt removed or it will just flake off. Good luck.
792272
It dries very fast probably within less than 2 minutes. Within a few hours you're paint will start peeling because it's so hard.......especially if you're washing dishes :)
1634121
from what i understand that would ruin the brush. it can't be gotten wet except on occasion when you clean it. and even then it needs to be dried immediately. if it's properly cared for, the brush can last 20+ years.
1945578
Probably, bu I would not though as the surface is very glossy. If you did paint it the surface would have to be roughed up for the paint to stick and go on evenly.
218907
As long you apply Clear Coat, then it will stick to it. Just don't spray it too much(it will fall off or overlap) just spray it lightly. and remember, the longer you let the paint dry, the better the result.
625935
Yes. Doesn't look like the paint will come off and not made of spongey material.
473810
Probably, but I would not. If it was the painted ones the paint would burn off, and if it was the brushed one it would discolor. Chances are the bottle would warp under that kind of heat too.