Could you mix this with a cement paint and use it outdoors?
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I have used it with craft paint and painted tops of wooden stumps for decoration but it doesn't last long. I think the heat and direct sunlight is what causes the issue. But that was also craft paint so that could be it also
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I don't see why not. The heat might over time steam the glue off and need to be replaced but it would probably last a while....might i suggest silver metallic spay paint instead....same color but would last longer instead of having to be replaced.
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Yes. Just mix it into the paint according to instructions. The medium grade mix I find adds good texture.
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Not sure if it can be added over paint. I used it on a stamped/stained concrete porch.
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I would DEFINITELY use it on cement. I haven't tried it (because my dogs go on the grass). It states it is harmless.
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The concrete needs to be completely dry so it will absorb the paint otherwise it will peal off. I would only apply it when the humidity is low. The paint is internally catalyzed so it will set it up even in cool weather. The instructions should give you a temperature application range.
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I used it to seal my basement cement walls behind the insulation and sheet rock. After it dries I can see no reason why you would not be able to paint over it. I applied 2 coats and it works great.
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I painted another kit with model paint spray cans. It can be done, but I would recommend looking at quite a bit of tutorials before you try it.
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I would think you can if the rock surface is porous. I have to bake my ceramic so the paint dosen't scratch off. Or you could apply an acrylic sealer after the paint is dry.
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NO ... Weldbond is great but it's water-based and would NOT hold up if exposed to rain, snow, etc. It would be better to use a waterproof adhesive more like "Liquid Nails" to stick mosaic pieces to an outdoor object. Same is true of the the grout you'd use to finish the project. It has to be "water-proof" and designed for freeze-thaw conditions year-round.
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No. It will fade it. I had neon pink and green stains on my sidewalk. I did everything it asked and while it did not go away completely it faded it pretty significantly making it much more palatable. The problem with cement is that its porous so the paint gets into those air pockets and becomes almost impossible to get out. The only thing I found that got rid of the color was painting the cement with flooring paint.
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you could, but the spray pattern is not desirable from any of the nozzles supplied. I would use an air brush or some other made for spray painting method. Glen
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i bought mine for accoustic & mud only, but if your spraying mortar mix & thin it enough, i'm sure you could, but only it your tring to create a finish look of some type. might get runny on you since it would have to be mixed fairly thin. just can't say for sure since i've never tried it. as for the cement flashing. never worked with it, so i really don't know? i can tell you, what ever you spray, as with all hoppers of this type, it has a pretty big pattern and goes all over the place! not sure what you're using it for, but if it's for a cement textured finsih, good possiblity it might work with the right pressure & thinned enough. it's cheap enough to give it a shot. good luck ! i bought mine for accoustic & mud only, but if your spraying mortar mix & thin it enough, i'm sure you could, but only it your tring to create a finish look of some type. might get runny on you since it would have to be mixed fairly thin. just can't say for sure since i've never tried it. as for the cement flashing. never worked with it, so i really don't know? i can tell you, what ever you spray, as with all hoppers of this type, it has a pretty big pattern and goes all over the place! not sure what you're using it for, but if it's for a cement textured finsih, good possiblity it might... » Read More i bought mine for accoustic & mud only, but if your spraying mortar mix & thin it enough, i'm sure you could, but only it your tring to create a finish look of some type. might get runny on you since it would have to be mixed fairly thin. just can't say for sure since i've never tried it. as for the cement flashing. never worked with it, so i really don't know? i can tell you, what ever you spray, as with all hoppers of this type, it has a pretty big pattern and goes all over the place! not sure what you're using it for, but if it's for a cement textured finsih, good possiblity it might work with the right pressure & thinned enough. it's cheap enough to give it a shot. good luck ! « Show Less
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probably not. there are plenty of construction adhesives that are designed for this very purpose -- and of course the is thin set mortar -- easier to work with -comes ready mixed or mix it yourself
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It is a black powder coat paint and made for outdoor use. I would expect that to be the case.
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Wouldn't you want to contact the company???????? Also, you would probably use Gallons of the stuff? How about economical spray paint?
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Yeah you can mix it with regular white paint I customize shoes and mix it with white all the time to give the shoes a temp coloring changing effect