these colors look like pastel am i right?also how long can you play with this outside the container before it dries if you want to reuse it ?how long
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The colors were pretty dark or rich in color. Also the store that was selling this product was selling a very old product and mine was already very dried out when I opened it up the first time.
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The paper part is absorbent, so I don't think it would take well to paints. Perhaps a sharpie marker or pastel crayons would work.
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It dries to a sandable state in a half hour. It dries to what the industry calls "natural" which is a sort of pine yellow. It claims to be stainable but I've found that it doesn't take light stains well. Maybe a dark walnut or such?
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It is by no means pastel. It is a very bright yellow. Simply Beautiful...however, if you are matching to the pastel it is not a exact match. Nor is it a light yellow...it is bold. Hope this helps!!! Good Luck!
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It depends on the color. Some of the colors I got are creamy and some are dry.
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I've used other paint, but without the nice squeeze bottle it can make a mess. Might be worthwhile to get some empty squeeze bottles along with some Crayola paint. For other paper I just cut it the right size, doesn't really phase me to cut paper. I do it for a few other similar toys, in 5 minutes I can have a decent stack.
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It comes with 3 different colors, it is pretty thick paint, but you could probably use about any kind that is not too thin as it will spread very easily. Make sure you keep the squeeze bottles that some with it to refill.
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I wondered about if it was dyed since when I washed it in still water, the water changed its' color. I am wondering if I should throw it away.
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The only thing I reused it on was an old dried as hard as a brick paint brush. Stuck it in an old can with the used used gel and left it a few days. When I washed it off it was almost soft. It took about 3 soakings but am now able to use it.
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How would you bottle something as variable as "flesh" colored? This is super white in color.
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Well it's a paint product - so if you can paint it you can use it. I'm not sure you will like the results - it's really just a sparkly grey paint. I'm happy with it as I updated an old harvest yellow refrigerator - but that's about it. Sparkly grey paint.
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The adhesive is "white " in color ,so I would imagine that fact alone might affect your decision . I would recommend allowing it to dry completely ( like a week I believe ) then it cures to a rubber-like substance. It may be susceptible yellowing or algae from the water over time.
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Agree with Joan. Just let it sit overnight. As with all of these touch-up paints, none of them last forever. You WILL occasionally have to re-touch once in a while. But Porcafix is SOOOO much better than the garbage that you will now find in Lowe's or Home Depot.
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I myself did. I just followed the drying time on the paint i used, which was about 6 hours. It might be better if you wait longer in humid conditions. The only problem i had was I used it over white paint and it yellowed some. Its not a problem since it was on a worktable. I don't know if the same thing would happen with other colors. I hope this helps.
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These Oil pastel sticks were for my goddaughter, I do not know how long they were, but I do no that she really liked them and they lasted a very, very long time. Sorry I couldn´t help you with your question. Marta
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I absolutely would not glue! I'm not sure what duration you consider temporary; however, I have had my art up for a couple of weeks now and my A/C went out... in Georgia its over 90F and my beautiful flowers and butterflies stood the test of HEAT and humidity for over 4 days!! I would really consider that great quality! Because I am known to change my room around at any given moment and some of the actual pieces are very small, I find it best to simply peel-n-stick...The art pieces are quite thin and fragile, I think glue would weigh them down, possibly seep from the sides, and/or appear through the transparency ..should a butterfly or flower flutter off the wall I am sure it's hassle free to simply stick it back up anywhere and it still look wonderful! At this point I haven't dealt with any issues or concerns! Hope this helps!!
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Yes, these colors will last a long, long time on the shelf. The best way to keep them staying fresh is to dip a toothpick in them when you want to use the color for tinting frosting or fondant. But use a clean toothpick each time so not to contaminate the coloring or your food. Keep the color clean always and they will last "forever". Hope this helps.