Can this be used over acrylic lacquer paint
60839
Spray Max 2K can be used over lacquers, enamels and urethane coatings. I have used this product with great success over all types of finishes.
60840
I used it over Createx water based airbrush colors. I think it should work on top of acrylic paint. Make sure that coat is completely dry though.
60841
It's not the best idea to do that. It can "melt" the lacquer by trapping it's (the lacquers) own solvents under the clear if the lacquer isn't well and properly dried for a few days. Try at your own risk. Good product though.
60842
Yup. That is what I used it on. Should work on most anything. Just make sure to wait for the proper "flash" time on the basecoat.
60843
Yes, I have used it over Duplicolor Perfect Match Acrylic Lacquer without any problems. I let the base coat dry for a few days first.
60844
Acrylic and lacquer are totally different items so find out which it is first. If it is a true lacquer I would be hesitant to use it.find out about your current finish and contact the manufacturer.
1240424
I have used it with acrylic lacquer paint, I do not foresee any issue with adding a matting agent to the base paint.
226682
it might work / painted surface could be any formulation and this stuff will bond with latex acrylics best / go over surface with steel wool or scotch or sanding pad to get a fresh clean surface then coat with vermont stuff / 3 or more coats ,foam brush ,wipe on or spray ,fine scotch pad before final coat / good luck / what-a-ya got to lose ;Ron ps if it doesn't work try a light coat of shellac before the vermont
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Polymer clay can react with lacquers and enamels and Tamiya is a lacquer based primer. It would also depend on the make-up of the clay. It might be fine or it might not. You could experiment but if you don't want to take a chance then maybe try something else, like you said it can take a few months before going sticky. Anything acrylic or water based should be safe on polymer clay.You don't even need to prime if you clean the surface of any oils/dirt/etc. before applying paint. If you want to have a nice basecoat you could just paint on a layer or two of gesso or acrylic paint. If you want a spray primer Krylon's primer is acrylic I believe so that might work. Polymer clay can react with lacquers and enamels and Tamiya is a lacquer based primer. It would also depend on the make-up of the clay. It might be fine or it might not. You could experiment but if you don't want to take a chance then maybe try something else, like you said it can take a few months before going sticky. Anything acrylic or water based should be safe on polymer clay.You don't even need to prime if you clean the surface of any oils/dirt/etc. before applying paint. If you want to have a nice basecoat you could just paint on a layer or two of gesso or acrylic paint. If you... » Read More Polymer clay can react with lacquers and enamels and Tamiya is a lacquer based primer. It would also depend on the make-up of the clay. It might be fine or it might not. You could experiment but if you don't want to take a chance then maybe try something else, like you said it can take a few months before going sticky. Anything acrylic or water based should be safe on polymer clay.You don't even need to prime if you clean the surface of any oils/dirt/etc. before applying paint. If you want to have a nice basecoat you could just paint on a layer or two of gesso or acrylic paint. If you want a spray primer Krylon's primer is acrylic I believe so that might work. « Show Less
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Generally, one never sprays lacquer over other paint types. I don't know what will happen if you decide to spray a lacquer clear coat over a polyurethane base coat. I don't recommend it. but I am very much not an expert in this particular field. I do recommend that you consult a professional if you seek professional results. Perhaps some testing may produce suitable results?
406986
Yes, apply carefully because it lightly melts and discolors the surface of acrylic.
320203
We used it on a door over stain and it worked superbly. I would check with the manufacturer about using it over paint.
1912943
Acrylics are NOT the type of paint to use. Go to Walmart and buy craft paint that can be used on material. It can be washed and retains it's vibrancy....acrylics are blotchy, if adhering at all. Do not recommend.
2018383
This can be used over a gel stain on wood. I stained my bathroom cabinets and used two coats of the polyacrylic satin over the gel. It went on smoothly and effortless. Gave a very nice finish!
1984028
You can always use oil over gesso or acrylic. Just not acrylic or gesso over oil. I hope that helps. :)
1721384
Hard to say - this stuff is not real lacquer. Real lacquer has the property of blending new coats because of the vehicle (lacquer thinner).Call the mfgr.
323555
I would not recommend it. When applied to bare wood, it does have a slight amber tint. I have applied over stains and dyes without any issues, but again I would not use it over paint.
710279
I would think so. The secret was to let each coat dry at least 12 or so hours so it is hard before you apply the next coat. I painted over wallpapered furniture and it has torn when scratched but I think that's because it is over paper.
2052132
I haven't yet tried it over acrylic...Thanks for asking I will surely try this and see if it works better.
2024942
I haven't tried that, but I wouldn't think lacquer would last very long outdoors. I would try some kind of polyurethane, but I'd check the can to see if it sticks to copper. Sorry, only an opinion from a non-expert.
1415787
Haven't tried that, but I'm sure it would be fine. Since this is for all acrylics, and works well on my custom-made professional acrylic model cases, and was recommended by name by the acrylics company.
78570
Yes, I have tried this over normal lacquer polish. The only trick is that you must make sure that the Lacquer polish is completely dried before the Gelish Top It Off is applied. It does help the lacquer to chip less The Top It Off works on metallic lacquers best.