If I were to paint a figurine with acrylic paint, could I use this to coated for protection? If not, what should I use instead?
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NO this product is used to help the Acrylic paint adhere to Teltile Fabrics. I suggest using a clear varnish type finish either paint on or spray on. Krylon Clear would be a good choice for the spray on. I am not sure of what is available in the brush on type.
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If the product you are painting is already magnetized, painting over it will not take that property away. Hope this helps!
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I actually used this foam for my God of War/Kratos costume. it is completely possible to paint this without melting it. just be sure to not only test your paint on a piece not included in your project (i.e. cut a small piece off of 1 sheet) to be sure your paint selection won't melt the foam and you might also want to sand down the surface so you don't see the foam particles through the paint. but in short, Yes it is very possible. another option if you want to use spraypaint, use the "model train" spray sealant first and paint over that.
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I have no idea. You could thin a bit of it down and try. It is more consistency of acrylic paints.
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I am unsure how it will appear over clay. It would be advisable to seal it first. It has a very real "metallic" look on metal. I am sorry I could not be more helpful. It is a great paint.
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You would have to use a paint product made specifically for plastic. Other types of paint would easily peel off.
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I bought the paint to use on a plastic model car. I haven't tried it on ceramics. But here is the Testors website. http://www.testors.com/pages/help-and-support/faqs/general-questions/ General Questions: 4. Can you bake the enamel or acrylic paint? "We do not recommend that the enamel paints be placed in any oven or kiln at any temperatures, due to performance and safety issues. Enamels are considered Flammable/Volatile materials and do have a flash point. We also do not recommend the baking of the Acrylics, which are certified non-toxic, however they were never designed with the idea of baking in mind and we cannot be held responsible for the outcome."
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For adding stenciling to a powder coated item, you can use any oil-based paint. Powder coating is a means of applying paint, actually not a plastic surface. I'd choose a different Krylon product. There are some 3 ounce cans that would probably work just great.
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You can use fluid film over paint since it is a protectant - it is not corrosive.
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The surface you are using this on needs to be non-porous, or treated with a coat to make it non porous, or you run the risk of it fusing with the item. You could paint acryllic on it and peel, anything oil based will break down the mold in a few uses.
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Shireen, I primarily use mine with acrylics. The unit is light and very quiet. I'm extremely happy with my purchase.
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I did use this product once to prep a wall for wallcovering. The paint was semi-gloss, so wallcovering wouldn't have adhered well otherwise. Never had a problem.
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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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You could just paint but the first coat will absorb into the wood and your painting won't be on the surface. I would do either one coat of gesso first or and all over coat of acrylic first.
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I don't see why you would want to because its a very attractive finish...... I would assume it would be because its flawed in some way.......I am not an expert in painting but I don't think its a finish that would take paint very well.
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We bought this for our glass tank. I wouldn't go acrylic as it will,scratch and will,discolor.
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I think hat would depend on the kind of paint. There's a blue plastic tape that I think would work better. It certainly wouldn't be expensive to TRY the masking tape. Also, if you use a smaller roller or brush, or if you're spraying, you might have better luck. If this is a craft project, experiment. If it's something you're putting serious time and money into, then by all means get expert advice from the retailer