I converted a white latex paint into chalk paint. Can this be used over it without yellowing?
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I'm not totally sure, but since it's water-based I think the answer would be, "Yes." If you have some leftover paint make a test piece. Paint the test piece, let the painted surface cure thoroughly, then let it cure a little more. Sand the paint very lightly with 600 grit (or higher) sandpaper, then apply the Polycrylic.
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This is has been a wonderful tempura paint selection. For the art we were doing, we mix the paint with a small amount of water. You can use less or more water depending on the type of effect you were looking for. I have not use Latex paint. These tempura paints well on white and quality construction paper with a lovely, vividly colored outcome.
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Oh yes! Go crazy! Use a good latex enamel. It comes in small cans and many bright colors.
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Am not sure. I haven't used it for latex paint. Try rubbing alcohol and some baking soda or borax! Good luck!
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HI JackYou can paint over this product because it does not have repellent properties.However, i recommend waiting for a couple of days after application to see if any white residue is expelled from the concrete.RegardsMikeStone Technologies Corp423-503-4490
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We use on chalkboard painted menus. It wipes off fairly cleanly. Over time, a residue builds. If the surface is very shiny, you've got a good chance.
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The tutorial I was following said this would NOT work for covering paint, latex or otherwise.
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They usually won't remove the paint if it's latex. This seller is really great and would probably send you a tiny sample to try on an inconspicuous area.
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I used a Clorox stick on a stain on a white knitted top and then laundered with Eco Nuts. The original stain came out but the bleach left yellow stains all over my new white top which I have not been able to remove.
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I don't know, but I did paint over ours with white primer, because I wasn't aware the product I ordered was gray and not white. Seems to be OK so far. I would think any paint over HS75 would probably be OK as long as you're not relying on it for waterproofing.
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Just found this blog that may help.. http://paintedvintage.com/wax-polycrylic-chalk-paint/
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Any white clothing/material can be washed with bleach; however, the trick with bleach is not to use too much because that's what makes whites yellow. If you have a stain on the mat, I'd suggest a stain/spot remover for pre-treating prior to washing. Clorox2 pre-treater and stain booster is an excellent product and I've had success getting very bad stains out with it. If you still want to bleach, I'd go with about a quarter cup (small load) to a half cup (large load) added to water in your washer. Then put in the bath mat...warm wash, cold rinse. Another option for making it whiter---if the weather is right and you have a place to do it---is hanging it outside in the sun to dry. Any white clothing/material can be washed with bleach; however, the trick with bleach is not to use too much because that's what makes whites yellow. If you have a stain on the mat, I'd suggest a stain/spot remover for pre-treating prior to washing. Clorox2 pre-treater and stain booster is an excellent product and I've had success getting very bad stains out with it. If you still want to bleach, I'd go with about a quarter cup (small load) to a half cup (large load) added to water in your washer. Then put in the bath mat...warm wash, cold rinse. Another option for making it whiter---if the... » Read More Any white clothing/material can be washed with bleach; however, the trick with bleach is not to use too much because that's what makes whites yellow. If you have a stain on the mat, I'd suggest a stain/spot remover for pre-treating prior to washing. Clorox2 pre-treater and stain booster is an excellent product and I've had success getting very bad stains out with it. If you still want to bleach, I'd go with about a quarter cup (small load) to a half cup (large load) added to water in your washer. Then put in the bath mat...warm wash, cold rinse. Another option for making it whiter---if the weather is right and you have a place to do it---is hanging it outside in the sun to dry. « Show Less
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Hi Robert. As with most products, all latex are not created equal. Most quality paints should work fine but thicker paints may need to be thinned.
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No you cannot; until you bake it the paint is still wet and pliable. Bake, let it cool, then prime the surface with chalk by rubbing it all over. Then you can write!
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I didn't do this myself but a friend did use the magnetic paint under the whiteboard paint and it worked. Make sure you follow the manufacturer instructions and the tips on checking for expiration date.
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I do not know exactly what chalk paint is. But this is a very good calcium carbonate as far as I can tell. It works perfectly for the remineralizing toothpaste I make. Wish I could help you better.
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My white writes fine on our chalkboard.Use Dawn Power Dissolver (it's for gunked up pans and such). Works like a charm! I just did my chalk board with it and it's beautiful and easy to write on now! You should be able to get it at any grocery store or Wal-mart.