Any problems with stuff soaking through? Planning to use for a painting craft. Thanks!
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My 2 and 3 year old along with a few other 3 year old's painted a picture with these on and had no problems and they washed without problems as well. I did not put them in the dryer to be on the safe side.
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I honestly can't answer the question. We used the aprons for baking in the kitchen not painting. The stuff that we used in the kitchen didn't seep through to their clothes. I'd assume the paint won't either, but not 100% sure. I hope someone else can answer your question better than I can.
308850
cant answer for clothes as I just use it for felt, but in a very short time, since all the water has been removed.
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I'd suggest you use a liquid detergent instead. If the powder doesn't fully dissolve, and gets trapped in the nap, you'll end up scratching the paint. Liquid detergentis much safer. As with any microfiber, don't launder with terry cloth or cotton fabrics, and air dry, or dry on the lowest heat setting.
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If you're thinking of using it to cover upholstered furniture when you're painting, I suggest using plastic underneath it or just use plastic. We used fabric drop cloths when painting once and the paint drips seeped through but we didn't find out until the whole job was done and the paint was dry. Not fun I promise.
789241
I use mine for knitting projects and have no problems at all. Any plastic will mold if exposed long term to very damp conditions. If I was worried about such, I would periodically turn it inside out and swab with bleach and let it dry before using it again.
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I'm guessing, because I wouldn't want to try it, but I would say no. Unless the paint were as thin as water. It has a check ball that causes the siphoning action by "bouncing" up and down. My thinking would be that the paint would cause a sticky situation there and the paint would be heavy as well. I think you would have a hard time siphoning paint even the traditional way.
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We have hand washed the set and have had no problems. The paint really stayed on well. Just make sure you bake it after it is painted so the paint sets in.
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I don't think the product will penetrate through the painted surface. This product is designed to go over unpainted/unfinished wood. I would not try putting it on a painted surface - it probably wouldn't stick and may take up to 4 days to dry.
2137885
I use this for mosaics and have never had a problem. I use a big bottle to refill a small bottle (easier to work with) and neither one has dried up.
1531099
The ink does appear to be water-based (so it will wash out of clothes). So assuming you were able to get it to dry, you could probably get it to wipe off if you got it wet again. However, it seems like it'd just be a big smeary mess both while playing and cleaning up afterwards. We've had the best success on sturdy craft paper.
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I just used it with Duracoat over the weekend. It worked fine except being my first time using one of these guns, I sprayed on too thin of material/too much air, so the paint dried before hitting the surface. I was trying to be a little careful, but I might need to redo the Duracoat now. Lesson learned, get the right air/material mixture.
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I have not had any trouble. I use a good furniture polish several times a week to keep any liquid from going into the finish. It beads up the liquid for easy wipe up.
179463
Yes, although it allows water vapor to pass through but not fluid it should accept marker ink with no problem or damage to the material itself. Depending on your preference or application I'd suggest regular permanent ink type markers rather than water based as the water based may wipe off fairly easy.
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I mix it with water and use as a bead lube when mounting. Works great and wipes off easily with wet rag. Drying out has not been a problem
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I would suggest a cleaner/wax. Sealers will seal any contaminants in; for this reason, you should always clean the paint as well as possible prior to application.
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These are water based. So it will wash off unless u use a sealer. I use it on hats and canvas shoes. It need a few passes but the end result is very nice. Then i hit it with a sealer/water sealer. I like to use mod podge acrylic sealer. Then hand wash my work. Don't put in machine.
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I've had NO problem with leakage. I've vinegar & alcohol in them that I clean eyeglasses with,also water for watercolor paintings.