Do these dry really fast on glass and if you mess up can you scrape off the color. Also could I coat with laquer?
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They do not come off easily but if you put hand sanitizer it will come off. At least on my plastic otter box case.
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Use Lacquer thinner much faster and it does a better job make sure you open the windows. Also only $ 14.00 a gallon and you can twice the area. poor it on a small area and wipe it up with a clean rag use gloves
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Yes. I have used them on chipboard, metal, wood and glass after a coat of gesso. Have had no instance of chipping or peeling. They leave a beautiful pearlized finish.
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Yes they seem to dry well on many different surfaces; glass, wood, paper. The only problem I had with this product was only one of the colors is glow in the dark, the rest are just neon.
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I guess it depends on how humis it is. I hang mine on a small rack and it is dry within a few hours. But the glass one, I use damp for my windows and table tops so I don't have to wait for them to be dry. I just rinse it often and use the polishing cloth to dry the surfaces. They do an amazing job on glass.
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I have only used them on glass. they were great on glass even in the winter
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They're good if you don't touch them immediately. 10 seconds or so and they are fine. As for immediately...-The light blue doesn't smudge,-The pink, purple, green and dark blue barely smudge-The red and burgundy smudge a fair amount-The black is horrible. It smudges even after 20-30+ seconds.
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Never tried this, but do note these are paint not marker so initially anyway they would be very very wet if they were to run their hand over it unlike marker. If you wiped these after an activity I would think it would come off, however I wouldn't let them dry long then try. My daughter has gotten some on her play table (wood with poly shiny coat on top), if I wipe within an hour or so it comes off but if I wait awhile like the next day it leaves a smudge.
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I had mixed results on glass. The pink seemed to perform the best, however all the colors pulled together into small blobs of color as they dried. I can still make out the writing under black light, but it's spotty. These aren't going to give a nice, stained-glass look if that's what you're looking for...
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The ink dries fairly quick. To be safe, I usually wait a minute, just to make sure its completely dry. It all depends on what you're using them on though. Hope this helps!!
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They should come off cleanly. I had no sticky residue. If it does wipe it with some lacquer thinner.
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Don't do it! It's very smooth. They will stick just like on any other surface. Glass or metal. Don't do it!
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No. They are actually glass paint. You can choose to allow the paint to cure over 21 days or bake at 350 F for a half hour. The glass can then be washed, even in the dishwasher, top rack... Although, I would avoid harsh soaps or the heat dry setting. They bottles are very nice to use. They have a nice tip for direct application and for preventing the paint from drying out... Which it does quickly, so use only in small portions, if using on a pallet. Hope that helps! :-)
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I put them on my bathroom wall with wallpaper glue. I haven't seen any peeling yet??? It's been six months. I put a glossy craft application on top like Mod Podge. I'm sure you could use Liquid Nails that dries clear for other types of surfaces. Make sure you get the type for multi-purposes that dries clear
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Yes, this does dry to more of a clear plastic consistency. Perhaps you needed a lacquer.
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I really like them. After many layers which include (a base coat, 2 coats of nail color, and an 'instant dry' polish for the top coat) my nail polish did not bubble, and I didn't have any signs of wear and tear (chipping, peeling) for four days, which at that point, I changed colors, so it might have lasted even longer! Since I don't like "see thru" nail color, I don't like the yellows...they are thin, and I would require 3 coats of color, but the rest, you could get away with just one coat. This is by far my favorite nail polish! I am 43, and have a nail fettish...doing my nails at LEAST once a week!!! lol I really like them. After many layers which include (a base coat, 2 coats of nail color, and an 'instant dry' polish for the top coat) my nail polish did not bubble, and I didn't have any signs of wear and tear (chipping, peeling) for four days, which at that point, I changed colors, so it might have lasted even longer! Since I don't like "see thru" nail color, I don't like the yellows...they are thin, and I would require 3 coats of color, but the rest, you could get away with just one coat. This is by far my favorite nail polish! I am 43, and have a nail fettish...doing my nails... » Read More I really like them. After many layers which include (a base coat, 2 coats of nail color, and an 'instant dry' polish for the top coat) my nail polish did not bubble, and I didn't have any signs of wear and tear (chipping, peeling) for four days, which at that point, I changed colors, so it might have lasted even longer! Since I don't like "see thru" nail color, I don't like the yellows...they are thin, and I would require 3 coats of color, but the rest, you could get away with just one coat. This is by far my favorite nail polish! I am 43, and have a nail fettish...doing my nails at LEAST once a week!!! lol « Show Less
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I tried once, but it didn't work as well as gel polish. I didn't wait and let it really dry though, I just did the 2 minutes under the lamp like you do for the gel polish. These base and top coats work really well with the sephora gel polishes.