How much time should you wait before applying the next coat of spray?
515105
5-10 minutes between coats of spray seem to work well for me on warm dry days.
515106
I used clear and did not paint. It seemed to dry in a few hours so I think 24 hours would work fine.
515107
I can't remember. Seems like it was maybe 3-4 hours. Seems to dry rather quickly. Very good product, I ordered another 2cans because I have some more places to cover. Hope this helps.
1039317
This paint is thicker than usual paint. If you use it out of the can while painting, it becomes even thicker. Thus, the drying time between coats needs to be extended from the recommended time. I advise pouring into a small container & refill as needed while painting. The recommended time between coats is 6 hours at 50% humidity & 77 degrees. It will feel "dry" long before that but don't be fooled, it is NOT ready for another coat. New wood needs 16 hours wait after the first coat. I always wait at least 24 hours, advise a light sanding & wiping with a tack cloth between coats. Don't rush a job that will last 10+ years. This paint is thicker than usual paint. If you use it out of the can while painting, it becomes even thicker. Thus, the drying time between coats needs to be extended from the recommended time. I advise pouring into a small container & refill as needed while painting. The recommended time between coats is 6 hours at 50% humidity & 77 degrees. It will feel "dry" long before that but don't be fooled, it is NOT ready for another coat. New wood needs 16 hours wait after the first coat. I always wait at least 24 hours, advise a light sanding & wiping with a tack cloth between coats.... » Read More This paint is thicker than usual paint. If you use it out of the can while painting, it becomes even thicker. Thus, the drying time between coats needs to be extended from the recommended time. I advise pouring into a small container & refill as needed while painting. The recommended time between coats is 6 hours at 50% humidity & 77 degrees. It will feel "dry" long before that but don't be fooled, it is NOT ready for another coat. New wood needs 16 hours wait after the first coat. I always wait at least 24 hours, advise a light sanding & wiping with a tack cloth between coats. Don't rush a job that will last 10+ years. « Show Less
362148
Depends on how much clay your using. I usually wait a day before I paint on it.
2152483
Put it pn 2 hours before wrap area in plastic wrap. Then the area is good for 2 to 3 hours dependibg on how hard the artist whipes the area
1398267
The new bullet proof allows you to spray the product on to the surface you are sealing. However I have found that putting it into a container, then using a sponge, apply to the surface. Let dry and then whip with a small amount on a good quality paper towel as to buff the surface. The last can be repeated to even out the sealer. Wait 24 hours then use. This is a very good product if applied properly. If spraying you might want to apply twice. Note darker stones do not need a sealer. This product will not stop etching, and anything can penetrate the surface if left on for more than 12 hours.
2184650
Mix 1/3 of each: Tung oil, Turpentine, Boiled Linseed Oil. Shake to mix every couple of minutes so it does not separate. Apply with a non-linty rag. Wipe off any extra after letting it sit for about 5-10 minutes. 3 coats minimum. More coats = higher gloss (I've done as many as 25).
2101784
Make sure your applicator is wet with product when you start and don't go over it too many times, and go with the grain of the wood. Do small 3X3 sections and move quickly. Let it dry completely. Weather can affect the time. I did 2 coats and it looked great. Use a good applicator.
1723007
It is recommended that you apply liberally 15 minutes before sun exposure and reapply every 2 hours. One bottle might suffice, however, you may want to bring two just in case.
37151
I usually add about a tablespoon of paint conditioner, and about a tablespoon of water to a half of the sprayer container full of paint and mix well. I can cover a piece with one coat, but I also use chalky finish paint that's thicker than latex.
997077
Wait till fully dry before going on whatever was sprayed. A light spray was about an hour, a heavy spray about 12 hours.
1838638
Not long at all- if you are in a rush DO NOT put on more than one coat. Throw a robe on while you dry your hair and your set. I recommend NOT showering if you want the color for at least a few hours. Please note that most washes off in shower so I would take a shower and then apply Tanner. As a customer that buy's this all of the time- it is a great product and you will find the right color and time to put it on for your skin. I throw a coat on right after I shower- LOVE IT. I hope this helped a bit.
485782
It all depends on how thick the application ends up. Thin paint-like coats only tend to last 6-15 seconds. Thick strings like letters or filling in cavities will last longer. 1-3 minutes. It shrinks alot while drying, too. So multiple applications may be necessary. No better or worse than other glo-crafts.
1288756
I do two minutes each coat just to be safe. Don't forget to rub with rubbing alcohol when ur finished :)
1227749
Not long maybe 30-40 min. Maybe you did not spray enough on. I used a whole can for a living room and furniture. Another for bedrooms.
1401991
Depends on the temperature, humidity and the thickness of application. I would say 5-7 min on average.
1904039
Yeah, the key is getting them really clean before you spray then. I did mine about 5 months ago and they still look great. Did about 5 light coats.
1015885
I asked my husband and he said if you spray light coats on and let dry in between until you get the color you like you should be fine.