Does this work well on plastic surfaces? I have some skulls that I glittered and I'm trying to keep the glitter form shedding as much as possible.
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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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I don't know if it will work on plastic. I used it on wood, but I tend to think that it would.
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I've used them on plastic ..so has my grand daughter who loves to buy those stained glass (plastic) kits and when the paint that comes with it are dried out, she uses my paints. Looks great every time.
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I'm not sure if it's non-toxic and/or lead-free. I use the ticky-tack glue under the glitter and then use the Mod Podge ® Clear Acrylic Sealer - Gloss over the top. I don't feel that this glitter dulls at all. But this is how I apply it so it doesn't.
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Imo, only good on plastic material. I tried on my fake leather part, it leave residue.
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Yes, I would think so. It's just like your typical glitter so if you have a sticky/wet base it should work just fine!
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yes it create a glossy surface on paper or anything it covers in fact. However i bought the item for the covering and preserving of costume jewelry it with that i most definitely tell you that it wears off pretty quick like avery one wear. You have to go over with numerous layers which can prove to be messy after a while. Nevertheless, to answer your question it sticks to anysuface very well, for instance I have gotten some not the wall by mistake and it coated it with ease, Good luck.
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First this only works on plastic not glass. The next concern would be is the tint on the surface or is it through and through? If they are plastic and you won't rub off the tint off I think it would work well.
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I always buy gloss. I am not aware if it comes in satin or matte finishes. There are so many different types of plastics that I cannot say that it works on "all" plastics. I have sprayed it over THIN washes of acrylic artists' paint on canvas and other materials. I have had problems with spraying this over over acrylic clear sprays, like Krylon Crystal Clear. Sometimes the paint surface buckles. I have sprayed it over DRY gold and metal leaf with good results. It also seems to work over DRY gold size, a type of varnish. I have also tried it on fiberglass furniture with high gloss finishes. Sometimes it will not take on this type of surface. I have also sprayed it on small pieces of metal jewelry (but usually prefer not to do this). Hope this helps. You should probably experiment in scraps of different types of plastic.
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I used it on different plastics most are safe, some are not. It is not safe on polystyrene including transparent one, I tried. Acrylic was ok, if I remember right.I love this stuff and use it extensively for different cleaning needs, not just adhesive. For example removing shoe rubber scuff marks from walls and car panels.
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It would depend on the piece of furniture, if it is something like a table that will be used often, I would put a protective coat on it....however, you can put multiple layers of mod podge and sand between layers, put your glitter on before the final layer
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I would use caution if your gonna use it on paint, because it might strip the paint off. I would try dabbing the isopropyl alcohol on a rag first. With plastic and rubber it should be safe just make sure you check the plastic number to identify the strength of the plastic, because some plastics are more likely to leak than others.
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They work for glue and paint. Are you referring to dry glitter? Might work if you mix the glitter with paint and cut a slightly larger hole in the top if needed. Hope this helps.
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The glitter is very, very fine so I am sure with a paint brush for application it would work.
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Sure. Keep in mind that this is ACTUAL glitter. It's non-toxic, edible and is very brilliant. If I were rimming a glass with it, I would mix it with sugar or salt.
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We use an orange citrus cleaner on ours and it works great. Not all citrus cleaners are good for plastic, so be sure to read labels.
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The most I can offer is this. I've cured loose glitter with an LED lamp gel set before and it slightly "burned" the glitter (or seemed to), but it still worked well enough. For a few cents you could give it a try, but I think it should work fine. If the tape DOES have a reaction with the lamp you can just do a full gel manicure, design something with the tape and cover in regular top coat.If you'd like I can try tomorrow since I have some of these tapes and a gel set.