I want to make some baby booties non-skid. Wouldn't the regular puffy paint be better than this "SLICK" version? Also, would it stick well to fleece?
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I wouldn't use it on fleece, as I believe it wouldn't soak in to the fabric, and would then easily peel off in the wash (or God forbid, your child peels it off the bootie, sticks it in his/her mouth and chokes on it!)
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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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@S. Herzog- This isn't a long-lasting seat. Depending on your budget, there are other ones that will last a LOT longer. The Evenflo SecureKid is one of them. The Graco Nautilus is another (and lasts longer than the SecureKid). This is a note for ALL who commented her and said they think a coat is fine-- Winter coats aren't allowed to be used by car seat manufacturers. The reason is all that puffiness under the harness compresses on impact and suddenly, there's a LOT of loose harness that a child can be thrown out of (or shaken around like a rag doll in). Think of it like a parachute harness; you don't want too much between the child or the harness will suddenly be too loose when its needed most. Please look for a CPST- Child Passenger Safety Technician- to go over what seats would work best with your child, your vehicle and your budget and who will show you tips on installing (9/10 seats aren't in correctly) seats, when they're outgrown, how to readjust and install etc. You'd be surprised at how much you didn't know (I was shocked too way back when.. and I thought I'd read every manual and watched every video known to man on the topic!). http://cert.safekids.org/get-car-seat-checked or google CPST + your zip code.
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I used it in the cockpit area of my 97 jeep, it looks great and it has the feel of rhino liner. Even though its stood up to feet and shoes, it has taken some scratches when loading/unloading in the back...it works great for my application, but in my opinion, it's not as strong. If your brush guard is light use/decorative it will be great, if its heavy use probably not. Remember, success depends on prep of the surface!!!
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My experience on this has been that it is a very tight fit between the paint cup and the paint head. it is not easy to grab the bottom of the cup, it's so very smooth. It does have flat ridges but it still is very tight hard to grip. I suggest you remove the powerhead and then with the paint cup between your feet, turn the paint head counterclockwise, you will have a better grip with your feet if its that tight. .When you get the paint head off, double check to see that you don't have paint up on the treads inside and out. You may want to put a light coating of Vaseline on the threads inside and out, then screw it on and off a couple of times to spread the vaseline. This may help.
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Okay so I totally trust J. Lesley answer because I havent used it. BUT! look at the rubbermaid handheld reveal. I used it lightly on my base boards (super high traffic, painted gloss) and they look like i REPAINTED them! awesome. and let me say we have three, big, messy dogs. good luck
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I don't use one because the fleece on the bottom is very nice but you could. I haven't had problems with slippage. It's more of an english fit obviously. It's a nice lightweight alternative.
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I used it over driveway paint as a protector,but even though kit comes with anti skid packet its still slippery when wet.with the heavy snow in ny some areas peeled off with paint.
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I'm a little crazy when it comes to my kids comfort so I always have a thicker coat in my car, but i dont use that coat with the carseat because it is unsafe to have it under the straps. Most of the time I use a north face fleece on my son, but If I was going to be out side for a long period of time I would bring the thicker coat with me. My son was 12-15 months over the last winter when we used this product and often he would want to get out of the stroller so the coat was necessary to have
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This product might work better for you. (Just a guess). It worked well for me on the soles of my slippers. PERFORMIX PLASTI DIP SUPER GRIP Fabric Home Spray Non-Skid Coating
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I would not consider this a slick material as in the kids would slide around on it. Think of the regular car upholstery. Very durable.
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The textured finish looks more like a satin rather than a gloss; think fresh Rhino-Liner. Not too shiny, not too glossy. It would work well with a matte paint job.
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These markers are meant for a hard surface. I haven't tried them on fabric but my suggestion would be to use white paint markers or white acrylic paint if you want to mark on fleece. None of these will come out however. These aren't dusty like chalk but more like a paint marker.
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Hi, my walls were textured with many bumpy coats of satin paint and it worked great. In fact, the magnetic painted area became a thick smooth surface, but I used the whole can for a small area which was a very thick coat.
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do you mean putting it on 2x? why would i bother doing something 2x when the other bona does a great job in one coat? i donated the rest of this to a thrift store. i use the other Bona and it is awesome.
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It looks slick but i have not had a problem with it sliding. So far i have only worn it under a fleece to keep warm in the mountains.
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Both of my dogs are furry. I have to admit, it is not easy to put them on bc the fur gets caught on the non-slip pads, but it's not that bad. You just have to adjust and smooth out the fur a little after the bootie is on.