Can you coat over latex paint?
1099196
this is one of the best products Ive ever used I dont know about over latex but a call to the manufacture will solve that problem
1078735
As long as the paint is totally dry, you can use either latex or enamel. Personally, I like the look of enamel, but I also like the easier clean up of latex. The key is to make sure the paint is completely dry before applying the pour-on over the seashells.
175659
This type of paint was made to be sprayed over a painted surface. I dont see any harm in using it on other things, unless that object is made if real wood. There are clear coat paints made specifically for that so that the wood can stay protected.
256932
Yes radon seal can be painted over and will actually create a better adhesion for painting and the paint will last longer.
1217061
I do a lot of work with latex paint and I don't think you will find any in a spray can. The medium by nature is way too thick.
2148555
Yes u can. U used this for a mask and was using fabric paint paint underneath as the mask warmed the paint under neather would remain
49194
You probably could, but i tried doing it with sharpie and it doesn't stay alone so make sure when you're done you cover it with a clear coat of something
824278
Yes. I have sprayed one with Sherwin Williams oil-based enamel, and rolled another with regular latex wall paint. Both came out fine.
226682
it might work / painted surface could be any formulation and this stuff will bond with latex acrylics best / go over surface with steel wool or scotch or sanding pad to get a fresh clean surface then coat with vermont stuff / 3 or more coats ,foam brush ,wipe on or spray ,fine scotch pad before final coat / good luck / what-a-ya got to lose ;Ron ps if it doesn't work try a light coat of shellac before the vermont
1362074
Its all about how you clean it after you do the job. Latex paints are easier to work with because they are water based.
2280951
I would suggest lightly sanding the black with 150- 220 grit paper so new paint will grip well. If you can prime with something other than Latex, be better off on metal, perhaps rustoleum. I f you can get the paint in oil , would be best, but unlikely. Use gloss at any rate as harder finish I believe. The last option...Move ! Kidding Mark
1595911
Yes, I was able to spray latex paint straight from the can with no thinning. A light touch of the trigger is required, or you will wind up with too much paint on the object being painted.
1090505
It can. You just need to play with the dilution ratio and the psi. The more diluted the paint, the lower the psi setting you can use. This is important for me to reduce the overspray. However, if you dilute some paints too much (e,g., latex to 50%) then the sheen can look cloudy. Target 30 psi, which is per the manual, and you should do very well. I've had really great results with oil-based finishes. You certainly can have great results with latex; just be a little more careful.
1686752
Per instructions on the paint can, either a primer or top coat can be applied over this sealer. This product is intended to provide a sound surface for the top coat.
1922900
No you don't. I have had latex paint sit in it for two hours. I wrap the tip with a soaked rag water and kept it away from heat and sun.
1923785
I spray high build primer with this gun. U should have no problem with latex
771865
Unfortunately, I am unable to comment as I only work with latex paint. It works well with acrylic paint (I use Cabinet Coat slightly thinned) producing great results as it does with latex paints.