Is this the product I would use to put on top of an inexpensive store bought poster to create the look of an oil painting?
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I don't know. I bought because I saw a way to transfer photographs onto wood and this was one of the items that I needed for the project. I haven't had time to try it yet. Sorry that I couldn't help.
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I'm planning on getting cheap plywood or foam from a hardware store and using either spray tacky glue or modge podge to "mount" it. I'm going to paint the edges of the plywood or foam with craft paint and buy it about a half inch larger than the print for a small border. There are a lot of DIY websites with these projects that look great.
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For laying the color i'm sure it is fine. For metal or wood, if you want it to last you must use the appropriate primer (Metal) or Bonder (Wood). It will only stick to a surface as well as it can bond to it. (I like my Martini, Shaken not Stirred). Anyway, I have just began to use it with an airbrush. It having such a broad range of colors, allows for simpler blends. Then I will use the stencil with the type of artwork I am using.
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The post is vinyl, you could use special paint which works on vinyl. Fusion, made by Krylon, available at Walmart would work.
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Yes, It will give it a nice looking high gloss look. It is a thin film product, so don't overapply it. Better to do 2 thin coats. Make sure any dirt or loose or chipped paint is first removed or touched up.
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This is more of artist set up. You could probably do it depending on what you want.. even spray 1 color maybe not so good for solid coverage.. but if you were doing a painting of some sort with detail it would work well.
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Hello, Steve...I would not recommend this product for that use. I think this job needs a stronger product like Weld Bond or Tacky Glue that comes in several kinds: Clear Gel, Original, Extra Hold, etc. my first choice for wallpaper would be Weld Bond. You could build a house with this adhesive. Hope this helps. Have a great Monday....Linda
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I used a metalic paint on this product, I hung it on my ceiling rolled a metalic bronze color on it, and people can't believe it's not a real tin ceiling. If you are good w/ a spray can, I think you can do it. I prefer to roll on paint, better coverage and no drips. This is wall paper, not vinyl, or foam.
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Yes, it will work just fine. They do really good with converting standard size images to a bigger canvas, but the better the picture the better it will turn out. I was really happy with the way mine turned out. I used a picture that was a little fuzzy and the canvas looked a little fuzzy like the picture, but the quality was great besides that.
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I doubt you'd like the results! The sprayer puts out a rather uneven (for painting) spray and has a limited range of spray patterns which are are simply controlled by the nozzle. I'd recommend an inexpensive paint sprayer. It's also designed to work with a very thin liquid.
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It is not as thick as the regular painting canvas a person would purchase at a craft store, but I did use it to paint on. I used plain acrylic paint mixed with a fabric medium. I'm currently using it as a rug. I heard of others using regular wall paint and hanging them as curtains. If you want high quality, this probably is not your best option. However, for the price, I would try it. Worse case scenario would be to use it as a drop cloth or start a different project:)
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The finish on the screen does have an oily feel, so I have no idea if paint would stick without significant prep work.
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I used it to reproduce some graphics on my bike, I'd say the wood would have be sealed and or painted to give it a good surface to stick to. But I really don't know if this would be the right stuff for a desk.
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Mike. I used this product. It is some great paInt. Make sure you acid wash first and prepare the surface or it will peel.
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Try The Army Painter primers. It's a solvent based acrylic. It's more expensive, but you get 400ml per can, so the cost per oz. can be cheaper than this
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It would probably work, but, I wouldn't do this with any expensive art that you want to preserve forever. You'll need to re-apply the 303 product every 12-24 months and if the art already has a coating of paint the fabric guard would not soak in and would probably provide minimal protection. You may be better putting some kind of permanent polyurethane coating over the painting, but, if your keeping it for resale it would be better to keep your art inside!
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I don't know. I use it only for shipping. When I reuse a box and have to cover up printing on that box, I use this tape. It is paper and very sticky, so it could probably be painted. It is also very smooth. I just can't attest to the end result, as I haven't used it for that purpose.