can you put it in a spray bottle and spray it on? Made a yarn snowman and it ismt stiff enough so I need something to stiffen it now
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Yes, Stiffy is thin enough to do this with. If you do, make sure that you clean out the sprayer when you are done., if not, it will clog.
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I would pull the bent one off using a blow dryer (not a heat gun) to soften the glue. Then try "Goop Off" or "mineral spirits" with a non abrasive cloth. That should not hurt the paint.
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Those would cure too damn fast, you wouldn't have time to work with it. I'd stick with 2 ton epoxy, or something that doesn't set in 5 min. Mix your amount of epoxy, then add the powder until it has the consistensy of play doe. You'll have enough time to do what you want...
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Use the thick yarn or double the other normal yarn. I love making scarfs and hats&#128512;
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Yes, you can. I had good luck spraying chalk paint. You have to thin the paint. So far I haven't found anything I can't spray with it including primer and polycrylic.
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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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Can you spray paint this, yes. It's flexible, so itwill chip and crack. If you installed it where it would be stationary, not flexed, I would think the paint would stick pretty good.
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I would say no, because the tip might clog up too quickly. I don't even get white glue through because it is too thick. There are other bottles out there that have plastic tips you can cut that might suit you better, and they are also cheaper. - I just looked and they claim you can put paint in, but these caps only push, not screw on, and I would not trust them with paint. Once the nozzle clogs it's done.
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Spray it on pressure and the amount of catalyst will effect the texture.But to get the effect you want spray one to get the rough texture, then roll on the final layer. Comes out withe fairly high peaks and valleys, but is still snoot to the touch. I did my boat that way so it doesn't tear up my feet and knees! But you still get traction.Glbn
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You would have to use a needle to put them on the yarn. Using thread would be easier.
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If you plan to pour it in and let it dry as a thick brick shape in the box, Melamine board with either silicon mold release on it, or plastic wrap over the board on the end you dont want it pouring out of. If you mean you are just gonna put it on to get a thin layer on all sides of it, I don't think this will be the right product for you. I would go with a spray on poly. This product is a thick, self leveling viscous liquid. It won't stick to the aluminum long enough to dry evenly.
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I wouldn't, it leaves whatever you spray with a tacky film. I used this product to spray on my glitter Christmas ornaments, it sealed the glitter down but left the ornaments tacky.
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Yes. It isn't a customary glue that is stringy or goopy. It is a liquid sort of chemical you apply with a brush applicator. Very effective and good for plastic models.
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Yes use ,1 to 2 teasp for a spray bottle. Google all the ways you can use this stuff. Love it
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I don't know. I would think that if you put it in the cube and started rolling it around the silicone would end up in your hands. Its a liquid spray silicone that we use on shovels in the winter time so snow will slide off not stick.
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Maybe--it comes in a small jar, you dilute it with a little water and brush it on the surface of your item. I used it on styrofaom and it worked great. I would think a spray meant for flocking would be a lot easier.
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this stuff is great. You can pre wet it or form it dry over the project and use a spray bottle to wet it. it will harden like a rock. only caveat is it might take two layers to prevent "see thru" if the cloth is used over something hollow.