Will gold spray paint adhere to these? i want to make a wrap to imitate morroccan tea glasses
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I have gold spray paint. Please allow me to test and I'll respond back with a reasonable answer before you go to any expense on your own.
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They are big and feel like the real thing ,yes you can tape them in or they have spray glue to make them stick on you just right my daugther loves them so much, Thanks I hope that helped you.Opal
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I would not, they are silk screened on burlap. I would be afraid either the paint would fade, or the burlap would shrink. I would hand wash.
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I believe spray paint would adhere, you may need to run some sand paper over it.
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I have painted them with acrylic paint many times and it works well. I painted them white first and then the paint of choice. They were made as a card holder for a wedding.
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Yes, I mod podged my images onto them. You could also spray with acrylic sealer. Either of those would affect the absorbency though. Would keep the wet off your furniture,but you might have moisture on the coaster. Mi used for non coaster art projects.
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I think they could be painted. The louvers appear to have enough clearance that they would not stick if you used an enamel spray paint.
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They'll work fine, but the grip that enables them to hold things in place is what eats through the finish. If this is important, perhaps a piece of Saran Wrap will protect things.
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Not very well, of course not many kinds of paint bond well to PVC. They tend to peel off no matter how well you had them covered.
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ummmm not sure ... I purchased these for bathroom fans in 2 of my rental condo's over 2 years ago... I thought these were plastic covers, either way, either metal or plastic could be spray painted... BUT... fireplace may be too hot for plastic.... If you do find one that your going to paint, they make spray paints that are especially designed for Hot surfaces... Car Engines, Grills, ect ect ... I would use that...
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not sure, maybe try with the primer, should stick but not sure how smooth it will look, has to be smooth as glass or any imperfection will show up
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Kelly, I wondered the same thing at first, but I found that this product works very well with a small watercolor brush. My project involved helping a group in a convalescent center paint holiday scenes on large, flat cookies that I had frosted with hard white icing. They painted with the gold in just the same way as the red, green etc AmeriColors. It is very pretty.
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They will definitely stick to the board well (I've washed the jars I'd applied these to several times and they're still stuck on). That said, they aren't laminated in any way, so the ink may rub off over time)
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I used wood glue. Both pieces need to be fully coated and heavily pressed and weighted. Maybe spray is better but I haven't tried that method. Hope this helps.
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From having bought 5, and having studied them quite closely, I can not see why you would NOT be able to do so. They have been made of a baked resin - the body color definitely imbedded in it itself. The gold touches and finishes though may have been painted on afterwards. As it basically is for kids - who put things in their mouths, I myself would not worry about it. Also, that depends if you have a fresh or salt water aquiarium.....with salt, a definite no-no, fresh water I would not worry.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer. Why not ask the gallery wrap manufacturers?
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I used them for my cake topper and I was concerned about the same thing. I cut a small piece of Glad wrap the same size as the bottom of each piece and set the pieces on that. You couldn't even see it !