Is this recommended for coating of murals painted with artist's acrylics?
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Rainguard's VandlGuard Anti-Graffiti Coating can be applied to any surface painted with acrylic based paint, whether solvent borne or water borne. It is recommended that on a painted surface you apply 3 coats of the VandlGuard for best protection.
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Dear M. Ankney - I am just a consumer who purchased the dolphin paradise wall mural and put it in my daughters room on the wall. The mural is beautiful and we are very happy with it. However, any exposure to rain or water of any kind would ruin the mural. The glue is water soluble. For example - when we were installing the mural some of the color came off with just a few wipes of a damp cloth...maybe it was because the material was wet from the installation process. Also, if the exterior wall of your adobe has a very rough texture I think it may be difficult to install the mural without tearing it. Dear M. Ankney - I am just a consumer who purchased the dolphin paradise wall mural and put it in my daughters room on the wall. The mural is beautiful and we are very happy with it. However, any exposure to rain or water of any kind would ruin the mural. The glue is water soluble. For example - when we were installing the mural some of the color came off with just a few wipes of a damp cloth...maybe it was because the material was wet from the installation process. Also, if the exterior wall of your adobe has a very rough texture I think it may be difficult to install the mural without... » Read More Dear M. Ankney - I am just a consumer who purchased the dolphin paradise wall mural and put it in my daughters room on the wall. The mural is beautiful and we are very happy with it. However, any exposure to rain or water of any kind would ruin the mural. The glue is water soluble. For example - when we were installing the mural some of the color came off with just a few wipes of a damp cloth...maybe it was because the material was wet from the installation process. Also, if the exterior wall of your adobe has a very rough texture I think it may be difficult to install the mural without tearing it. « Show Less
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I personally use it for acrylic paint, but I would think it would also for latex. On the package it says for oils, acrylic and watercolors.
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Yes you can . Wall paint is acrylic based just like these craft paint are .
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This is intended to make the paint more flexible after drying, making it great for fabric. However I wouldnt recommend it particularly for figurines, an acrylic model paint would serve you better.
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If you are wanting to paint and use the shellac as a seal since paint really doesnt need anything over it....that would work....I use the shellac as a covering over areas that arent going to get much "traffic" Anything with a lot of wear/tear I would use a urethane....But a good paint, I have always thought of as a sealer and a protection not needing urethane or a lacquer/shellac, If you do put a coating over the paint. dont apply it for at least 10 days to make sure your paint is dry. Depending, of course, on the type of paint. Other wise the paint could remain uncured under the coating....I found that out the hard way. If you are wanting to paint and use the shellac as a seal since paint really doesnt need anything over it....that would work....I use the shellac as a covering over areas that arent going to get much "traffic" Anything with a lot of wear/tear I would use a urethane....But a good paint, I have always thought of as a sealer and a protection not needing urethane or a lacquer/shellac, If you do put a coating over the paint. dont apply it for at least 10 days to make sure your paint is dry. Depending, of course, on the type of paint. Other wise the paint could remain uncured under the... » Read More If you are wanting to paint and use the shellac as a seal since paint really doesnt need anything over it....that would work....I use the shellac as a covering over areas that arent going to get much "traffic" Anything with a lot of wear/tear I would use a urethane....But a good paint, I have always thought of as a sealer and a protection not needing urethane or a lacquer/shellac, If you do put a coating over the paint. dont apply it for at least 10 days to make sure your paint is dry. Depending, of course, on the type of paint. Other wise the paint could remain uncured under the coating....I found that out the hard way. « Show Less
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It depends on what you plan on using this respirator for... --- hopefully you are smart enough not to use it for 2 stage or 3 stage acrylic paints with hardeners (anything with a hardener!). Anyone who says you can do so with impunity... --- is insane. For stage 1 enamels, like Rust Oleum paint, where you are painting a gallon or more, --- and intend to spray in the future some semi-serious projects, --- buy the full face mask unit and a spray suit (full body and head). for small jobs like some chair, outside... --- use the organic cartridge, and dispose of it after about 10 hours.
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I do not know. Further I would not try it. Acrylic art is done with acrylic paint, thus it is plastic. If you do anything, mat the picture and frame it behind UV plastic instead of glass. Protect any valuable piece of art work in a covered enclosure.
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Yes. No problem. Paint shops might say the urethane clear might not lay properly over acrylic lacquer but it does. Just give your Duplicolor several days to cure to be sure.
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Yes. The vinylux white for painting worked for me. It's thinner than other companies so an extra coat of white was called for.
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I am not sure, but I have a feeling it will be ok. I am not a fan of instamorph though, I can tell you that. I usually use 2 part epoxy like green stuff in it, and that works great and paints great as well.
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Unfortunately, I am unable to comment as I only work with latex paint. It works well with acrylic paint (I use Cabinet Coat slightly thinned) producing great results as it does with latex paints.
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Well, acrylic paint is like a rubber type of paint. Now there are many shower curtains that you don't want to get wet and they are in use. I suppose you could paint on it, but you would not want to have a pattern down were it usually gets wet a lot. You certainly can use it on a curtain that you place outside and it is for decoration and then have the thin clear inside panel. Seems like a lot of work in doing your art for this use which might not last. Also, inside of each tube there is not a lot of paint. This set is good for doing small pictures, but won't go very far. I don't think this is the set for you. The acrylic paint that is very rubbery is a bit expensive for what you probably need. Hope this lets you think a little, but I am guessing more if I was to want to do what you asked.
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Not acrylic. It says for ultra-hard gloss finish on wood, metal and more. I hope that helps you.
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Yes. I did using FolkArt brand paint (not the outdoor kind because it's too watery) and coating it with Krylon sealer. Looks amazing.
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Generally canvas boards that are good for acrylic paints are also good for oil paints
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yes! definitely. I'd suggest something like acrylic that isn't water soluble, just for longevity. But painting on it works like a charm.