Can this be applied with a brush or do you have to dip whatever you are coating?
463066
It can be applied by spy, maybe a brush, dipping works great! Now they are using it to spray on wheels, truck bumpers, bottom of cars etc. It is removable by peeling it off.
463067
It is very thick so if you brush it, the brush it going to go in the garbage afterawards. Some swear by this stuff but I found it very difficult to work with and over time it became gummy from opening and closing the lid. It even mentions that in the directions and requires you thinning it with Mineral spirits. Too much work for me, I just tossed the stuff and went with a spray on Undercoating which served me much better and gave a beautiful coat
2007103
Unless it has an oily film I do not use anything except to roughen the surface slightly. I have used a light application of paint thinner to remove any oily substance. My biggest problem is trying to keep the dry mix in place before the liquid is applied, I have used tape to accomplish this. I marvel at the quick set up and strength. of this product. Good Luck!
648796
According to the instructions u can use a paint spray but I know that I didn't use a spray. I did the old fashion paint roller and the layers of paint was the same as if the additives wasn't in the paint
748605
You could try it. I would try the process on a similar sample surface first. This product is a fine powder meant to be mixed in to a volume of liquid. I am not sure it will stick to a sprayed on coating. Good luck!
600279
You COULD. Not sure why you would. It will be roughly textured. You would have to scuff all exist irony paint . Clean with xylol then apply. Let dry and apply last coat.
1078707
I didn't paint mine but don't see why you can't. Use a semi gloss, it wears better.
1194719
i dont think it can be sprayed on..when i used it i had to paint it on w a brush but it worked awesome
1457592
I do not recommend using a brush or anything other than the recommended spray nozzle because this is extremely sticky. If you do purchase be sure to clean the area very well before applying and WEAR GLOVES as this could be equated to using super glue and you definitely do not want to get this on your skin. I found this out the hard way. Good luck and sorry for the late reply.
1134987
I used a brush, but I'm sure you could put it in a spray bottle and it would work.
437450
hmm. I don't think so. It will be much better using a brush. I don't think wiping on will produce an even coating.
1586335
I would say it depends on the type of product that is on the brush....Warm soapy water for latex/acrylic and mineral spirits or paint thinner for oil-based products. It should say on the back of the container of the product you're applying which method works best. I always clean it as thoroughly as I can (sometimes using an old toothbrush to scrub and semi-dried-on areas) and then, for good measure, let the bristles soak in the cleaning solution for a half hour or so and then rinse it out some more. I hope this helps.
1566587
Gloss paint yes, Flat no. Use least abrasive for painted surface and test in an area that won't show. Be VERY careful not to rub thru. What kind of coating on plastic surface?
1885411
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
73189
Yes, use this, carefully and slowly with a rag, brush, or fine steel wool. You can apply with a brush or rag, but have plenty of cleaning rags on hand.
1141678
Yes, works with a brush. Black backer, I don't know. I think it depends on the application.Good luck.
734003
You can put it on with a brush or a puff. The way to keep from getting too much on the brush is to tap it off, back into the container, before applying. You can better judge how much you need from that.
1555180
You could sand it down but then you're taking the coating back off. What I was covering didn't need to be smooth so I just primered and used a hammer-coat.