could you use this on rubber, or the face of a doll such as monster high or barbie?
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You could try but I think they are too watery for that and it would be hard to apply with the tip, its too big, unless you used another tool/brush to apply
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I don't see why not. It's made of a ridged plastic material so any good spray paint for plastics should work fine.
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The dolls head is attached to a cloth body and I do not think it would be suitable for the purpose you indicated. And while most dolls are designed so that removing and replacing the head would be difficult, you might have more success with the all vinyl bath time lots to love 14 inch doll. Because both the head and body are vinyl it may be possible to manipulate the head in and out of the body. Please contact me if you have additional questions. Sincerely valerie the busy lady gift shop 915 637 5168
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I imagine it would depend on the thickness of the plastic, if it is as thin as wire frames probably not, but if it is the thicker type probably yes. it would not look clean though, you would have to have a clump of it and go over both sides. now plastic glue might do wonders as it actually causes plastics to re bond
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Connie, it depends. The nozzle has a very very fine opening. If the makeup can be thinned to the consistency of skim milk (approximate, you don't have to figure specific gravity!) without changing its makeup properties, and the thinned makeup passes thru a very very fine strainer, then pretty much anything can be applied with a .3 nozzle/needle airbrush. In fact, most body painters and faux suntan artists use this type airbrush for just that sort of thing. Keep the needle cap clean. Check it often during application. Good Luck! Ron
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I would think so, maybe using a cotton ball. I have only used it on jewelry though.
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I would say yes. There are a few different magnifications that come with it. I use them for sculpting tiny facial features in polymer clay.
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I would guess that it would. You mix the two glays together, I use my finger and work it until correct color, I would think that if you used your finger to press clay into the hairline crack, waited to try then carefully sanded, that it would be fine.
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If the doll body is no more than 2.5 inch wide, it will work. Otherwise, find something else that will.
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Sorry, I never used it for that, I suspect not. You may need something stronger like Lacquer Thinner. Test it on a similar material to make sure it doesn't damage the item, Lacquer Thinner can strip paint, there's also Paint stripper, which is even stronger, you should do it in a well ventilated area with a mask and rubber gloves. It can hurt your lungs and skin. Again, test on a like item you don't care about before using. Read all cautions on the cans.
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Absolutely yes. This stuff is awesome. We use it for gluing rubber onto steel, and it works great. Beware though, that it's kind-of "stringy" when your applying it. When you dab it on somewhere, you have to quickly pull the tube away or it will create a long string of adhesive back to the tube.
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Doubt it. Great on rubber but I doubt you'd get a seal on the fabric. Glue might be better but I'd google it.
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I don't know specifically, but it would seem reasonable to use it on any rubber.
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I would say NO. This has highly mixed chemical substances. Good for use on furnitures, items where kids dont get in contact. Keep away from breathing or touching them.
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No. the plastic is soft and will most likely get stained from the face paint.
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I honestly have never tried using it on the face, so I can't really answer your question. Sorry about that.
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I can say yes to Crayola. I haven't used any other kind, but I don't see why you couldn't - basically have to keep you hands wet to mold the clay. As long as you have that type of clay, it should work.