Is this the paste version (clear and viscous) or the thinner version (paint on with paintbrush - it dried clear)? I am looking for the paste version.
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It's clear and viscous, but it also applies with a little brush that is attached to the inside of the cap like a jar of rubber cement. I would not compare this version to a paste. It's stays sticky forever! I applied some at the corner of my house, directly on the house, and after months and months it's still sticky. Hope that helps.
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This stuff is very thick like tree sap. The cans with the screw on top have a brush applicator while the larger tins do not have a brush. This stuff does not dry, otherwise how will it be a sticky trap?
258530
Clear, viscous, and real sticky. You brush on as a paste. Lasts a long time in this state.
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Depends on what you have. If your paint is faded or in bad shape it wont matter. If your looking at a new paint job, it adds depth and gloss to your base color. For a touch up for scratches you'd want to use clear to blend in the repair. I don't however recommend this brand for anything other than small repairs. IT has to much reducer and Flashes (dries) to fast. Normally a fast drying paint is what you want but this stuff is drying as soon as it leaves the gun.
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I waited a couple of hours between coats. I did very thin coats. I found this paint dried in a similar fashion to others. It wasn't significantly longer For drying time in my experience
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The one we ordered is clear. Helps blend in with the gray on our walls. Hope this helps.
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I've had my container for a couple of years now and still has the same consistency as when I opened it. It's about the same as consistency as a container of heavy grease. If you want it thinner just add water, you have a lifetime supply to experiment with , thick or thin. I hope this helps you out, it's good stuff.
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Not like the oil pastels at all. Definitely chalky, I recommend wetting the chalk and rubbing it your hand and then applying it to the hair. This is what I do for my daughters (who have long hair) and my three year old son (who has an EPIC Mohawk). I hope this helps! 5 out of 5 stars from me!!!
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It is a skin colored paste-like fluid that works very effectively for me. I read about it in the WSJ about a year ago, bought the product and have been pleased with the outcome. The bottom line ... it's expensive, but more effective than anything else I have tried.
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it has consistency of thick paint, the idea is to get it in the crack as much as possible. If it beads above the crack then it will dry with that bead there, the floor will not be perfectly smooth. I tried with hair dryer to get as much as possible in the small crack, then wiped up the access. It came out ok. If it was thinner, it would work better. Hope that helps.
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Yes. A few exaples are, ebay, tcpglobal.com, utrechtart.com and there are many more. To save money I buy acrylic (water based) paint at an arts and crafts like Joann's or Michael's. The liquid kind not paste. BUT IT MUST BE THINED WITH WATER FIRST. Too little water and it splats or won't spray. Too much and it runs and has coverage issues. Get that down and the choices are endless. So many acrylic colors available localy. Gloss, pearls, glow in the dark, etc. The cost is cheaper too, $1-3 for a 2oz bottle generally. Have fun.
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Hi Eric. It just so happens I have stumbled on a nice sealer/finisher, a totally matte spray by Deco Art, Americana. It is nicely clear, doesn't seem to yellow the paint and is just the ticket for the crackle medium. I found it on Amazon, and it may be a bit pricier than something you'd find in Home Depot type box store, but it works fine. I'm doing a big wall cupboard in crackle, and I am thinking about using it on a table if it's conducive to using as a dining top finish. Good luck! Terri C.
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This is a paste. Yes, you have to use your hand to apply. I didn't care hoe this product .
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its more of a jelly or grease than a paste. similar to clear-ish petroleum grease
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I used paste even though it comes pasted. You really need to do this to help bind the seams.
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This is the one I ordered and it is textured. If you're going to paint it I recommend getting the gloss finished. I painted mine to color match and the texture really altered the paint color.
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I am not sure how it compares but when you heat it up it has the texture of a somewhat fine gritty paste, depending on how hot you get it depends on the thickness of the paste.
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No, I don't think this would be considered the clear version. This was my first order of ANCHORSEAL, so I have nothing to compare it with. It was not clear , more like cream. But after it dries on the wood, the wood grain shows through. I have used it and I like the results.
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M/S paints are exceptionally good quality paints. Some of them are a bit thick, the high-gloss paints, more so than others. Paints also get thicker as they age. I don't know what the shelf life is on these paints, but I have found that they do tend to thicken to almost a "gel like" substance the older they get. Adding water is okay and does not effect the outcome of your project - as long as it's only a small amount of water. Too much water will make the paints lose some of the gloss effect and will not cover as thoroughly. If the paint is too gel like or too thick already, I would advise buying a new bottle (or set) to insure the best outcome for your project. The paint should Not be 'gel like' brand new. It should be thick but easily useable. A word of caution: Hobby and Craft stores, as well as Paint stores, often put their paints On Sale as they enter the end of their factory recommended shelf life. The paints are still good, but best used right away. Paints are also put On Sale as new colors hit the market and old ones fall out of favor, so not all paint 'on sale' has necessarily reached it 'sell by' date! I hope this info is helpful! C.Dinkins, Madison MS