Would this work on painting pumpkins?
1244647
It works on slick plastic sheet, but you need a nice glob for full glowing effect and time to dry. So, If you painted on a more vertical surface, the glob may drip down before it is completely dry and mess up your design.
1149506
I doubt you'd like the results! The sprayer puts out a rather uneven (for painting) spray and has a limited range of spray patterns which are are simply controlled by the nozzle. I'd recommend an inexpensive paint sprayer. It's also designed to work with a very thin liquid.
144078
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.
1171509
We bought it as part of a Halloween costume. It's pretty thick so I'm not sure you'd be able to use it for detail work ... maybe if you watered it down a bit and had the right brushes / tools?
961706
It might- I used it on a cement statue with 3 layers of old paint and it worked VERY well (even in the crevices). But it can get a little messy -had to take the statue outside to hose off the residue/paint mixture. So not sure how it would go inside the home- may need a way to rinse/clean up somehow
1280413
It'd sure easily cut the foam board. I got this for carving fake pumpkins which are pretty much just foam.
780333
Paint might work if you lightly sanded the surface to roughen it up so paint will have something to grab onto.
1845803
I think hat would depend on the kind of paint. There's a blue plastic tape that I think would work better. It certainly wouldn't be expensive to TRY the masking tape. Also, if you use a smaller roller or brush, or if you're spraying, you might have better luck. If this is a craft project, experiment. If it's something you're putting serious time and money into, then by all means get expert advice from the retailer
95960
If it was me I wouldn't hesitate to use it on a painted surface. Just try it on a area that doesn't matter at first to make sure. Good Luck.
348158
Yes it works! I used it to create a pink flower made out of recycled soda bottles. 1 yr later it still as bright as the first day.
1845538
Yes, it will work on light colored (pastels) and a cottonpoly blend t-shirts, onesies, etc.
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I think it would. You may have to do a tiny bit of would fill before you paint
759786
It would depend on how big the seeds were. If you want to dry pumpkin seeds (or any seeds about this size), yes I think it would work quite well. What type of seeds did you have in mind?
386032
Haven't tried myself... I used it to pressure wash old stained wood, which it was great for. But having used it, I would say it would work on peeling paint.
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It could possibly work. It can be applied both thin and thickly. I have used it as a light glaze and then with thick drips...The thicker the application, the better the cracks are. The glaze is very shiny, so I am not sure that would be pleasing for your project. I would definitely test it first to make sure you like the effect. Hope this helps.
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I have used this on pumpkins, winter squashes, you name it I probably peeled it. With larger pumpkins it takes a while and you aren't going to do it in long strips. It's sort of in pieces and the groves areas it's hard to get the skin off without taking large chunks. This does work better than the side peelers.
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As long as the paint reservoir tube can suck paint. Youll have to turn the paint reservoir in a way that gravity wont affect the way paint is sucked up into the sprayer. So if u do this it should work.