Can it mix paint? (stick blender) Has anyone tried this?
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You can buy cheap attachments for an electric drill. I recommend that instead. MJ
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Honestly, i wouldn't consider these two items as interchangeable at all. The blender would be for soups or chunky things that need to be made smooth. This is for creating foam out of already smooth liquids... mainly milk into foam, ect... I'd never consider using it to make fresh tomatoes into marinara sauce just like id never use a blender stick to make a latte. Just my opinion, but it works wonderfully!
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I use a program called Paint Tool SAI, so unfortunately i cannot answer your question. Sorry. But from what I've seen, I think it works, but you should look it up on the internet before purchasing. I do find it extremely useful though. :)
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Sorry I can't help with that. They have several different colors to choose from. I would ask at the paint store if they can mix whatever you want. Must likely they can
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I used it on oil painting and it worked for me. I would say make sure you mix the solution before use and first try it in a small area and wait for it to get dry and see the result before applying a large surface.
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I have used the stick blender to make smoothies with frozen fruit on many occasions. I find that it helps to move the blender up and down so that it doesn't jam up, and use plenty of liquid- even if adding it as you go. As long as the blades are able to turn freely, it seems to work fine.
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I tried it a couple of times it was quite messy, it was hard to mix it properly and get the right thickness but it did work, but i have not used it again to much work to get it right, still have some more of it probably throw it away, if they sold it all ready mixed i am sure it would be easier to use
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Yes, but you have to add water or juice in order to blend. Such as put ice, water/juice, and powder then press button to blend. If it won't turn means you need to add more liquid.
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Can see why you could not. But there is a painter lite ( look at the Corel.com site). But it work best with a Wacom tablet.
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I think it may be possible, but I would contact Jacquard to find out the best liquid base to mix the powders with - and if the mixture would work with an airbrush. They have various varnishes and base products they offer for use with their mica powders - http://www.jacquardproducts.com/pearl-ex-pigments.html
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You will have to whip much longer with the stick blender, than with a stand mixer or hand mixer. It's not impossible but would not be my first choice.
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Yes......It is amazing!!!!!! I love the coating....It shines so flawless....a thick coating with depth..... awesome!!!!! Make sure you mix it with a stick by hand.....not a paint mixer.....too many air bubbles......be sure to buy a Wagner heat gun.....pour it on the surface.....spread it with a plastic drywall knife......then use the heat gun to go over the surface.....air bubbles dissapear......it leaves a remarkable surface.....I am super happy with it
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Hmmmm....I am not exactly sure why someone would say that a paint brush cannot be used, unless they were perhaps talking about a specific application. You should be able to use a brush with no problems really. In fact, there are artists that use these to paint on wood, canvas, and other media that is even beyond my understanding. I have even heard of others mixing these with water color paints to create numerous paint technique variations as well as unique finishes. I really apologize for any confusion, but I am sure someone may have been referring to a more specific topic.Hope that helps out....Keda Dyes IncThank you for your interest Hmmmm....I am not exactly sure why someone would say that a paint brush cannot be used, unless they were perhaps talking about a specific application. You should be able to use a brush with no problems really. In fact, there are artists that use these to paint on wood, canvas, and other media that is even beyond my understanding. I have even heard of others mixing these with water color paints to create numerous paint technique variations as well as unique finishes. I really apologize for any confusion, but I am sure someone may have been referring to a more specific topic.Hope... » Read More Hmmmm....I am not exactly sure why someone would say that a paint brush cannot be used, unless they were perhaps talking about a specific application. You should be able to use a brush with no problems really. In fact, there are artists that use these to paint on wood, canvas, and other media that is even beyond my understanding. I have even heard of others mixing these with water color paints to create numerous paint technique variations as well as unique finishes. I really apologize for any confusion, but I am sure someone may have been referring to a more specific topic.Hope that helps out....Keda Dyes IncThank you for your interest « Show Less
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Yes, but... the glue is water based. You should use alkyd base paints only.
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I have never tried to do this, but it is a very good blender. I think it would do this but as I have said I never did this before with this blender. I hope this helps
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Yes, so if you use the stick blender in a non stick pot, take care you may scratch the finish.
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Yes! I painted it as part of a set piece for a short film I worked on. It took paint beautifully.