Can this be used on an oil- based outdoor painting? The painting is of a school mascot that has been painted with oil-based paint, on a concrete patio
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As long as the painting does not have a high gloss sheen, there should be no problem. The Clear-Seal is a blended urethane acrylic and will adhere to any standard oil or water based paint. if there is a high gloss sheen, you would need to use a deglossing chemical or a very fine sandpaper. Please let me know if you have any questions. Best Regards, George Carson Exterior Performance Coatings 630-675-4509
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I would think you could because the plastic has an uneven finish to it. Perhaps an acrylic paint and then follow with a clear topcoat that is resistant to the weather.
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If the existing paint is glossy or semi-gloss, I would suggest priming or at least scuffing it with steel wool. I would not, however, recommend this paint.
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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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I'm not sure but it's not just oil, it has some kind of sealer in it and needs to be applied more like paint.
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I used this stuff for patching up cracks in costume accessories that I made out of clay. So as far as I know, you can sand and paint over it. I'm just not sure about the outdoor use.
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I believe this paint is designed to work on wood, concrete and steel. You could try it but I doubt that it was designed to stick to rubber or plastic especially if it flexes. You could use it but I doubt it would work. Sorry.
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You can paint anything. But, the material is like a hard plastic and I think you would have to sand it to make the paint adhere well.
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If you paint it, it works for outdoor. I used Rustoleum outdoor paint and it's been on my patio for over a year.
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I don't see why not. The finish is not real durable. We have put Waterseal over ours after one season. A good outdoor paint wold probably work fine. If you wanted to do this I would consider doing it before assembly.
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The exterior is brushed aluminium type, if I were to try I would make sure to prep the areas by sanding with 100 grit or finer so that the paint would adhere. I have not tried this though.
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I did not try, but I think it is a good idea. It should work, since the paint will probably not disturb/change, e.g. the thickness of the material. Good luck!
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It is a black powder coat paint and made for outdoor use. I would expect that to be the case.
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If you place it outside it will get wet,without the water causing damage. It will NOT float in water. If submerged, I think it will eventually damage the paintwork.
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No, I used it with regular latex paint that I purchased locally. I've never tried it with any oil based paint.
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I wouldn't think so. I have not done any spray painting so a Iam by no means an expert. I would think the key to even application of paint is constant pressure. This compressor cycles frequently to keep pressure in the tank. Note I am using for airing up automobile tires. Spray painting may draw less volume down and thus the compressor maybe fine depending on the air requirement of the paint spray gun.Good Luck
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yes, but I wouldn't recomend. I would use a control spray, which is to be used only with oil base paints.