Does this work well on chiffon without making the edge hard or darker?
1278892
I haven't tried it on chiffon, but I have tried it on other scarf like fabric. It does make it hard and will make a spot.
469779
I may not be a good person to ask. I use True Steel in a mixture with Plush Brown to make the results more "ashy", so I'm not sure what it does by itself. I suspect it would coat the black as well as the gray - but you can wash it out immediately if you don't like the results, so it's probably worth trying.
1020589
Yes, the one i bought is darker but i just apply it lightly. You can apply more/harder for a darker tone.
992372
I applied it to a rope-like fiber binding around the edge of my leather chair and the result was excellent. However, if you are trying to apply it and have an even line where you stop, I think it will bleed and the line will be very jagged.
1755879
It will darken the color. Once it sets completely it has a nice waxy feel, but this can cause a slight stickyness. For this reason I began using Fiebing's Golden Mink Oil, which I highly recommend. The mink oil causes some darkening too.
2188822
I have only used this product on darker colored leather, and so cannot answer your question. Would advise calling company
807536
Hasn't darkened anything we have used it on. You could try it first in an out-of-the-way corner.
762356
It will darken the leather somewhat!But it will also water proof and seal the leather.I use it to seal and protect the stitching on my boots and so far it's worked all winter with just one coat
1606426
I used it on an odd-shaped window and it worked pretty well. Don't expect it to do a perfect job in the corners.
732532
That is correct! It is a soft membrane and is susceptible to marks when using a thin edge. Many of the marks do go away after sitting for 24 hours but if you use a (tablet pen) the marks may remain! even the edge of the squeegee can leave permanent marks. You are better off using a more ridged film!
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I think this is a good choice of fabric for that. The only thing to be aware of is that chiffon frays easily on the side where it is cut, so you just have to make sure that it doesn't get pulled to much on that side.
2037138
The first time I bought these, it was to use on rough dark brown cover stock. I experimented a little bit because one layer right out of the packaging wasn't quite bright enough. It'll work very well if you shake (mix) it very vigorously before hand to distribute the paint in the solvent and get the paint flowing and check the opacity on a scrap piece beforehand. At that point, one layer should have like 75-80% opacity, which is okay. If you want it to be 100%, let the first layer dry completely before going over it again delicately. If you push down too hard on the second pass it'll dig into the first layer and the solvent will redissolve it a little bit and gunk it up. If you want the absolute best results, and ANY results with several colors, especially dark colors over light colors, you'll need to fix each layer between coats with some sort of clear-coat. I use Rustoleum Crystal Clear Enamel... I've also used Painter's Touch Satin Clear when I didn't want too much gloss. Use a medium clear-coat for each overlap and it'll both darken the background and make the colors pop more. Good luck.
101177
In a word, yes. Since it doesn't dry quickly, several thin coats should be used. It takes about a week for it to reach its max hardness.
174892
I am probably not the person to ask. I used it on plexiglass. I don't know a reason why it would.not work on smooth wood....
1863483
I used this on a light blue leather purse and it simply cleaned the dirt off without darkening the leather. Hope this helps.
1535673
I used it for a presentation pallet for jewelry but it is opaque. I think it will help darken the from. I don't know that I would use black though. Why not try a deep dark brown canvas ? I think velvet would be odd for a shad lining.
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It can look dark if you put a good amount on. There are lighter colors and neutral that would work