Can I use polycrylic to seal the saying after I write it? I want it to look like chalk, but will use the table.
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yes i would think so..These are not actually chalk in that they don't just wipe off like chalk does. you cant just use your fingers etc to just rub it off. It only comes off when you use water on a towel or sponge or something to get it off. This being said i don't see why it couldn't be covered with a sealer unless the sealer is very liquidy then it might possibly loosen it up and it might run.
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If you get the SCOTCH SELF SEALING LAMINATING POUCHES you can. I have done book marks, address lists, rosters and instructions. I love this product. I made the mistake of getting single sided laminating sheets . . . ugh. . waste of time and energy, I returned them to the store where there were purchased. hope this helps.
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I use them on the 'fake' chalkboard sheets ando in my opinion, they look more fluid than regular chalk. Like what you see on the bright menu boards etc at bars and restaurants. Im thinking depending how intense you make the letters could change how chalky they appear!
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Yes. I have the one I bought stuck to the side of my fridge from top to bottom. Make sure to smooth all the air bubbles out as you roll it onto the surface you are sticking it on. I used liquid chalk and followed all the directions but I can still see the white and some of the brighter colors I used on it even though I treated the chalkboard paper first by coloring the entire thing in with the side of a regular piece of white chalk. Maybe the problem was with the liquid chalk and not the chalkboard paper. Good luck!
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I'm not totally sure, but since it's water-based I think the answer would be, "Yes." If you have some leftover paint make a test piece. Paint the test piece, let the painted surface cure thoroughly, then let it cure a little more. Sand the paint very lightly with 600 grit (or higher) sandpaper, then apply the Polycrylic.
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I actually tried that and it worked just "okay" . There is texture on the slate so hard to write and did not stand out very well. Erased and used the markers.
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I used basic white glue. You can use wood glue, but you don't really need to.
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Nothing in the instructions manual says you can't. The thickness of your spray plays a role but my assumption would be that you would be ok using polycrylic.
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I would paint it first, if I were you.The paper is somewhat porous, and once you seal it with paint, it should help keep your stain nice and even.Best of luck :)
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liquid chalk will work good. I had regular chalk and it didnt write on it hardly at all, kinda dissapointing.
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I use either a liquid chalk pen or a chalk pencil that they sell.....(same vendor that sells the labels, I believe) You can also use any color chalkboard chalk. Just be aware that whatever type of chalk/marker you use, they are all very temporary. Any rubbing of the surface or any moisture and they begin to fade quickly.....of course, you can also re-write quickly :) If you are looking for a more permanent type of label, one that can withstand repeated use and even dishwasher safe, look for "Label Once" brand of labels. They have food grade ones that work really well!
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I just use regular chalkboard chalk: colored and white, also I've used sidewalk chalk. I haven't tried the liquid chalk pens, so I can't comment on those.
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Bucilla's instructions on how you back them with the felt are located on the opposite sides of the color chart. It seems to suggest taping them together. Personally, I didn't like the felt, so I took white fabric for lining and random christmas fabric and made them actual mini stockings. I also used ribbon instead of twisting the floss for the hanging material. The floss just ended up limp and awkward looking. I hope you find a way that works for you.
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I think the writing would flake right off. The only thing I could think of possibly working would be a permanent marker or tape.
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This won't work At all....you need a permanent marker for that...try looking for a permanent chalk marker in white
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i didn't open this quotation yet because we have to paint the room first, all i can tell you is just thequotation w/o a frame, so i guess you just glue the letters to the wall, this is my daughter proyect, so i really do not know how this goes to the wall. i am sorry, i hope this help you a little bit.
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If you use a permanent marker it wont come off. Or you could make a template of what you want it to say and spray paint it.