can this product be used on an oil painting? How does it compare to krylon kamer varnish?
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Not sure. I have used the product on 2-D paper mosaics and 3-D ceramics. Most of the time it gives a nice high gloss, but sometimes leaves cloudy spots. I wouldn't 't use it on a piece that I had put my heart, soul and a great deal of time into.
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Sorry, can't answer that as I bought the product for a different purpose, to spray water based media on cardboard. Try manufacturer's web site.
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I wouldn't use this Krylon product on an oil painting. It works fine on objects like pine cones but does not deposit an even coat on flat surfaces like paintings. I've used it when nothing else is available to protect my photo prints.
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This is a great produce but I think you have to use it on unfinished furniture or fuiriture that has been stripped. I am not sure it will work well over an existing finish such as shellac or varnish or polyurethane.
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I don't think this is the product you want for that application. I would go with an outdoor wood coating such as spar varnish, there are a few sold here but here is one: http://www.amazon.com/Rust-Oleum-207008-Marine-Varnish-1-Quart/dp/B000C011CE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1422888899&sr=8-1&keywords=outdoor+wood+varnish
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You're overestimating the lasting power of a very thin coat of wax. The Klassee sealant is the best car paint protectorant I have ever used, as with ALL waxing or sealant products it has a solvent effect to remove oxidation, old wax and other surface pollutants which are then removed when you wipe away the glaze. I do what a lot of others have done and it you have some muscle power put the sealant on wipe away the glaze then use Mothers, or any name brand Brazillian Carnuba wax on top of the sealant. This is PURE CARNUBA, not products with Carnuba in them. EXTREMELY important. With this top coat added to the Klassee you'll have the highest gloss finish you can get. You'll thank me. Oh and I don't sell anything, I'm not a shill, just a car enthusiast living in an extreme enviorment, Phoenix, AZ
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Haven't tried primer. I used oil stain with dark pigment. Clogged up so much I couldn't use it. Also it doesn't work well using the tube in a 5-gallon can. If you get it, thin it down. Not sure I'd use it for a car, if that is what you are primering.
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SHORT ANSWER- Not So. While plain water is better as long as your car is cleaned (you may find when you have enough Klasse Sealant on your car's surface that road grime, bird sh_ _ etc. doesn't stick). I used this product a couple decades ago and didn't find again until recently; and on my Miata, have done two coats of their polish glaze, and followed with four separate applications on the Klasse High Gloss Sealant. (In my experience you need a minimum of two coats to be sure of a proper application. With the Klasse FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS ON APPLYING ONLY SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPLICATOR is a MUST, and personally apply in North-South in one coat and followed by second coat going East-West, again to ensure 100% coverage. Follow Klasse Instructions and do each coat a day apart. The is an acrylic sealant (believe it's same product from 20 years ago which was based on the same polymer used in plexiglass- oxidation is minimal from weather and chemically fairly inert; it is not a 'wax' which dries out where the acrylic polymer needs TIME to crosslink (bond) to the surface). OK the Klasse is on your car. IF you use any decent car shampoo, following instructions ( too concentrated or especially if allowed to dry on the car - can be bad as soap do tends to be caustic materials). Use per car shampoo instructions in a bucket, the clean car using a CLEAN rag (wash it as a gritty dirty towel will cause those light scratches you see on some cars other than mechanical washes).; then rinse with a lot of clean water. Wipe water off with a chamois cloth, wringing out as needed, then wipe down with microfiber cloth for final drying. There are some good sites with even better information on technique like Autogeek.net which also help. davzway
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I don't think that this pallette is good for oil paints. It is supposed to be kept wet and that isn't useful for oil paints. I would buy a pallette specificly for oil paints if I were you. I hope that this answers you question.
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I wouldn't -- wrong formula. Instead, look at the line of artist's fixatives and sprays made by Krylon. They're designed to do just that -- protect paper artwork and printed material from moisture, yellowing, smudges, etc. Read their descriptions and you'll be able to choose which one sounds like the protection you're looking for.
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I am not sure - I am using a basic oil based minwax finish on my outdoor project and the result is beautiful!! I did find a website that addresses the diffrent types/uses of finishes based on product content; indoor vs. outdoor. Maybe the site can help - Good luck with your project, here is the site address.http://www.thewoodwhisperer.com/articles/difference-between-spar-varnish-and-regular-varnish/
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I used it on a child's riding toy. Has withstood the rigors of that. Just make sure each coat is light and allowed to completely dry. I did not use a primer.
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I do not know about the Krylon but coating it with resin certainly will as I use it in my glass art. I hope that helps.
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If you are using it inside , I Do Not recommend it!!! We used Sherman Williams paint with primer with no thinning and it worked good but the over spray is terrible!! The snoozle where paint comes out will dry fast, need a wet cloth to wipe it and to cover while refilling
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I have used oil based paint and it worked great. Make sure you clean it well afterwords.
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I would say yes, it would dull the effects of the metallic paint. Since this is a wax it creates a barrier that will cause a slight clouding of any finish. I would really suggest this for only unpainted or stained woods since it will bring out the grains in those. I can't really see this working well for any painted finish. However, I would be happy to try it out and let you know how it reacts!
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I am not sure - I am using a basic oil based minwax finish on my outdoor project and the result is beautiful!! I did find a website that addresses the diffrent types/uses of finishes based on product content; indoor vs. outdoor. Maybe the site can help - Good luck with your project, here is the site address. http://www.thewoodwhisperer.com/articles/difference-between-spar-varnish-and-regular-varnish/
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I usually use a higher quality spray or brush on sealer, depending on the predominant art medium I have used on the piece. I have often used the krylon as a final coat before framing with great success. One thing to remember ..be sure to allow each layer to dry completely before spraying more krylon on your artwork. If not it may make for some clouding of the piece. I usually Let dry for at least 24 hours before framing
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as a professional door refinisher,i use marine spar varnish for extreme situations,where normal exterior polys,such as minwax helmsman fades after less than 2 years.my clients are wealthy and demand the best.if rustoleum says it can be used on vinyl,then do it .it will last a long time. john g. contractor