is this suitable for painting pavers ?
625929
No. It rinses off in the rain. I never even saw my pots glow because it rained. I never read that it would wash off.
1945578
Probably, bu I would not though as the surface is very glossy. If you did paint it the surface would have to be roughed up for the paint to stick and go on evenly.
727685
I have had no experience with pavers. I bought mine to put on my brick home. I did a small area last year before it got too cold and this year I couldn't tell where I started or stopped so I would say with brick there is virtually no distinguishable difference in color. My brick are a natural red brick construction with a white powdery finish.
562574
I think that this would work wonderfully for that. It sticks very well, dries quickly and is clear once dried. I used a paint brush for my projects and they turned out wonderfully.
294401
It should. I only used it on staining redwood fences. It is a paint "blower" and I felt I did not as much control of the pattern as a paint sprayer. Very easy to clean though.
886943
I did not see anything that Said it was paintable. I was not looking at that cause it was clear for bricks and grout. I suppose you could paint but if your paint peels you might disturb it scraping and redoing....
352473
If you can use a Powerwasher with the jets at 3 in from the deck then yes. But my guess is it it's too powerful and may remove some of the finish. However, I have only used it for pavers and it removes all the discoloration
1339918
The surface is pretty smooth and would not take paint well. However, if you could find a primer that would bond with plastic well, then I bet you could paint it.
664208
I used it for top coating mosaic birdhouses for outside, so I would say yes.
1249914
It is but make sure you power wash your pavers first,for best results. I used stone sealer 6 years ago and it didn't work like Black Diamond,
1794194
You will need a conventional wet saw to do that.I wouldn't risk destroying this saw just to do pavers.
596547
No. Well... This is a Great solution for fences, (walls,ceilings etc.). I'm concerned about furniture though. For that, technically an HVLP unit would do better. This unit works best on large surfaces, it lacks the finesse needed for painting items w/fine details. However, if you're skilled you can do it with several light coats, and this system wants lots of paint, 2-5 gal buckets. Cleanup is easy but a bit if a pain when doing small jobs, and furniture is small comparatively. So, can it do it. Yes. Would I? No.
1520284
Yes. It worked great in my expansion joints on my driveway. Clearly states on tube that it is paintable.
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.
294399
It should. I only used it on staining redwood fences.It is a paint "blower" and I felt I did not as much control of the pattern as a paint sprayer.Very easy to clean though.
2129851
Absolutely! When I was researching this product, I saw people using it for mailboxes, house letters, outdoor lights, etc. In fact, we painted our house numbers with it months ago and they look great. I think you'll love this product BUT . . . don't buy it with this nozzle!!!! The nozzle does not work very well. You would like this product more if you buy it in a can with the regular nozzle, then buy one of Rustoleum's clip-on nozzles to use it with. MUCH better operating and way less wasteful. Trust me on this one! I wasted nearly a whole can of paint with this stupid nozzle. It sputtered all over the place. Lots of reviewers warned me, but I didn't listen and sure enough they were right. The paint itself is great, though.
1078503
I used this for cutting concrete pavers. I'm not an expert, but i would think it might be a little overkill for cutting tiles, assuming you are referring to ceramic tiles. Probably good for stone tiles.