can it be used to coat baked polymer clay coasters and can it be used indoors?. How strong are the fumes?
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Yes, it can be used to coat the coasters. As for using indoors, I do it all the time but I don't have kids around and after working in an auto paint shop, I don't even notice the fumes. If you have a vented stove you could lay some cardboard down over the top and use that as a spray booth, or a ventilated bathroom.
357825
Yes. I used it on a light-colored material on a dining room chair. Some kid had rubbed frosting on it, and it wouldn't come out. This product worked better than anything else I have ever tried.
877889
I apologize but i have not used it. I will check tomorrow night (won't behome tonight) to see if there is a recipe. I used it for a prop at a party that was a carnival theme.
1438696
This particular cartridge is designed for organic solvents and works well for paint and lacquer fumes as well as those used in ABS and PVC glue although I don't what particular chemical you are dealing with I think this cartridge is the most likely to work for you looking at the 3M site. see this site: http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npg/npgd0492.html It suggests that petroleum distillates are considered organic solvents.
936595
I use Shout Advanced and let it sit on there for hours or overnight. Works well. Yes, it's a chemical... but in this case- I think it's worth it! Got red melted dye candle wax out of a vintage white table cloth!
779284
I live in florida and have used it, it the cake was sitting outside in the humidity for a long time it probably would not do so well, nor would the fondant and buttercream so I would try to keep it in ac
2283584
I'm not 100% sure what to tell you... it really depends on what you are doing...I make 3-D surfboards, snowboards and skateboards using bake-able Sculpey clay. For the parts of the board that I use the clay on, I absolutely use the "Sculpey glaze" but for the rest of the board I just use a polyurethane or exterior gloss varnish depending on whether it is meant for indoor or out door. Best bet is to use the recommended product for the medium. There is nothing worse than creating something great, and then "F-in" it up because you did not use the materials which were recommended! Hope this helps.
896026
I believe you can; although, it may require several coats, and you may want to consider other variables, such as climate, weather conditions or the purpose they will serve, so far, I have used this product for indoor art projects. It is a great product. You may want to contact the manufacturer for more information, or research other products Amazon has to offer because the sites are vary informative. If it will be used for party decorations, you will be pleased.
1335985
It's great for exterior use, but I wouldn't recommend it for inside the house. Even at the lowest pressure there would be tiny paint particles everywhere, and breathing it would not be a good idea, even with a mask.
435805
The product label says "for exterior use only." The cautionary statements warn to not breathe fumes, get on skin etc. The odor was quite strong but seemed to fade after drying so not exactly sure why it can't be used indoors. The product imparts a green color to the wood. However, it was easily paintable. My guess is you can use it inside if it is wood under sheetrock or plaster i.e. framework, but shouldn't be used on interior exposed wood such as a doorframe in the house. There is an email info@woman.com if there are more specific question to your situation.
1001823
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.
902726
I had a stamped concrete patio around my pool.This product made the concrete look real nice.I also use it on some bricks around my wood stove which also work great.l would not recommend to use this product indoors as I did with my bricks.The smell will take 2 weeks to get out.Not safe for indoors.Other than that work great.
1653674
If you are air brushing the cake, it should be fine. Your limitation is the size of cake unless you purchase two. The air flow through the booth will take just about any over spray out of the air. Hope this helps!
2071410
I wouldn't have a problem using on inside furniture (although I used for outside) make sure your floors are protected from the wet and maybe use in an area you can open a window to outside for ventilation. Not a strong smell but it is a "chemical"!
1926002
I mainly use my coasters with cold and noticed that the water pooling did cause some damage. It seems hot might cause an indent or melt. :-/
803917
I do not see why not it can't be used indoors. The product does not have such a foul odor that will permeate through the premises.
1988004
Yes...easily....especially for small applications. I have used for mostly big applications like table tops with mementos submerged into the resin. For coasters.....this may sound stupid but it is quite simple. Use a Red Solo Cup this would make for a great coaster casting mold....it is a bit small on the bottom but they do make larger cups that you could use the base for coasters. It's simple because you put in whatever you want to preserve in the resin. Once it hardens you just cut and peel the plastic cup away and it comes off/out like an ice cube from an ice cube try. Hope this helps! I have also used Forceflex garbage bags to catch overspill and noticed that it peels easily from forceflex bags.....so you could make your own cup mold with forceflex bags...but it will have the diamond pattern in the cast resin.