would this make my paper crafts stiff, if I used it on coat them?
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I had never used this on paper before. I have used it to repair the surface of castings. In response to your question I took a piece of origami and sprayed it. The spray did not do any damage to the paper. The paper was left with a mild sheen. One coat did not make it stiff. Maybe more coats would make it stiffer. It did look like the paper had a protective coating.
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I tried it on regular typing paper and it worked fine! My guess is that using it a lot on paper might dull it to plastic. My son has been cutting his picks from used gift cards!
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Would say yes to this question, but make sure your glue lines are kept to a minimum and wait for it to completely dry.
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You cannot use this product on papers. It works only with metals,especially works well on silver. I used this product on silver bracelet and rings and some gold plated items and it works like a magic,to plate or re-plate gold on them. If you are thinking to buy this product to use on papers,don't waste your money. It won't do anything. You should buy liquid gold paint at craft stores instead,for much less.
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Write first with the sharpie, then spray lightly with multiple coats, allowing it to dry between applications. Card stock should be fine, but light paper might wrinkle. The material is water based, so putting too much on in one coat could cause issues with paper.
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The paper is sturdy, but porous. I wouldn't use anything but mini glue dots for adhesive. Anything even a little moist would most likely cause the paper to wrinkle as it dried.
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I've only used it on stiff surfaces like cardboard or wood but it seems to dry stiff on those things.
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No, I've not tried to do that, but the frosting I use is *very* stiff and these have held up to A LOT of pressure when I've needed them to...
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did you ever try it on felt? I want to make iron on letters for a halloween costume.
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I found this to be stiff, I was using it to make acetate covers for me greeting cards and it is very hard to even score to bend.
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Yes, if the paint you are using doesn't dissolve the surface of the paper, and if it doesn't crackle when you roll it back up. Wish I had thought of that.
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Yes, it'll definitely brighten up your dull finish. Just make sure to remove any loose material first. Note: if you don't sand it smooth, you won't get a smooth poly coat. You can fix that by doing several coats, but it's best just to sand the surface first. In the end it's less work.
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I have used them on glossy photo paper for card making, hard to blend on photo paper though.
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You can do that if the sheets have some texture and are light weight. If you are trying to do that with "shiny" heavy bond paper it may not work. There is certainly room for very thick paper.
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I haven't made anything that stiff on mine yet, but I think you could probably start it on the mixer, but you'd likely need to finish kneading by hand.
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I don't have the expertise or knowledge to answer that question. Personally I wouldn't apply this stuff to old cardboard. The professional I used to "unscrew it up" felt the same way.
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Yes....but you will have to let it get bone dry. The thinner you make it the quicker it will slake down into mud. You could mix in some tp...look up paper clay. Paper clay will help stiffen your models