Is this like acrylic paint? Would it stick to styrofoam and not melted?
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It's tempera. I googled your question and found this: "Watercolor--especially the crayola watercolor in those little pans--won't stick at all. Don't use spray paint either, because it will literally 'melt' your styrofoam. Tempera will flake when dry. The best and cheapest is to use acrylic paint--the kind of craft paint that comes in little bottles." I hope that helps!
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It was a while ago that we used this kit... But my recollection is that the paint sticks very well -- even permanent-like, but you can't put liquid in/on them. My daughter painted the inside and the outside, and extended wetness caused the paint to peel off. So, I'd say it's " permanent-like". Just don't put liquids in them. Totally fun project. My daughter loved doing it! But we did end up replacing with an already painted set because she insisted on putting water in the cups. ;)
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This isn't an acrylic like fake nail acrylic, it's paint for nail art. Comes off with water unless you put clear polish over it.
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It doesn't really harden. It's basically like a liquid chalk substance. It's closer to paint in texture than something that hardens. It does dry extremely fast. I'd say within minutes you could touch it and it would not rub onto your hand (in the summer anyway). I used it on grass.
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No it is not. This is a super clear polymer clay liquid. It is NOT a glaze or top coat at all. It sets in an oven, it does NOT air dry.
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Possible if consistency is as butter-cream. Have yet to try decorating with melted chocolate. Hope that helps
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It would have to be a REALLY good paint. It's finish is very solid and polished. I'm afraid the paint might not stick to it very nicely. But I'm also not a painter. I assume some REALLY good paint and about 2 coats should be okay. I would personally take the risk. Hope this helps you.
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Well lacquer based acrylic is pretty durable stuff but you'd need a primer that will adhere to the metal of the tank. The amount of paint in this bottle probably isn't going to be enough.
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We recently did our master bath with these tiles. I mixed semi-gloss water based paint with a little water and put in a 1 gallon garden sprayer (the kind you pump-up for pressure). You can adjust the nozzle to do a fine mist. I "spray-painted" my tiles before putting them on. It worked great. I "spray-paint" everything like that. =) From past experience, if you spray-paint stryofoam of any kind, it'll melt.
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Acrylic paint tends to peel or easily chip off plastic. But if you can locate a primer that is for plastics to use first, it might work. They sell these paints individually at Michael's if you wanted to test it out before ordering this lot.
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It has a very fine almost plastic/laminate like finish. It would be best to ask at your local paint store which product will work best. My recommendation would be to rough the finish up with a fine sandpaper, clean the dust off, then use a good primer before painting it. I have tried painting similar products with an all in one primer/paint and had really poor results (weak adhesion), hence the separate primer suggestion.
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Acrylics are NOT the type of paint to use. Go to Walmart and buy craft paint that can be used on material. It can be washed and retains it's vibrancy....acrylics are blotchy, if adhering at all. Do not recommend.
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It is a high heat paint, but not for an enclosed heat source. It will give off some fumes and will scratch off
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Probably not. When wet it is an Elmer's glue consistency. When dry it is smooth, but not a like hard ceramic glaze. I could see it possibly melting or becoming sticky to the touch.
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It looks to be the same as a paint can, only smaller. I would think a glass jar would work... not sure if it would melt plastic.
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Yes, but... the glue is water based. You should use alkyd base paints only.
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Hi Melissa, this is just peel and stick, like a large sticker. When you're done using it, it will come right off without taking off any paint. I love this stuff!