is this a urethane paint
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When you're talking Urethanes & Alkyd-Enamels you're speaking about apples & oranges... :-) Urethane is a catalyst paint known for exceptional durability & it can be: * Carbamates, compounds with the functional group RO(CO)NHR' * Ethyl carbamate, the colloquial name of which is 'urethane' * Polyurethane in colloquial usage -Most base coats don't require a hardener; don't thin it with mineral spirits. Lacquer thinner works well. If you are going to multicoat get the thinner & hardener designed for that paint Rustoleum Marine Topside's Resin Type is Alkyd-Enamel. -It is an Oil Modified Alkyd that is thinned with mineral spirits. But you can spray using up to 15% acetone & I've heard of it sprayed with Xylene & some of the higher ethers. -Have a nice day mixing paint & inadvertently inhaling some fumes. Then send all donations to me, the artist at new-sky.com :-) since I write these factoids on a volunteer basis & they do take time. Tks.
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On the can it states that it is an oil based alkyd for use on wood, metal and fiberglass above the waterline. Good luck
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it good you be happy with it i painted my sailboat with it i'm happy with it
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I doubt it... it's just acrylic paint. I used it on a t-shirt, and it flaked quite a bit. After more than a year, the paint is pretty faded from washing.
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Yes it is. i painted my car by this spray but make sure u clean it after each time. Its a really good spray
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Was not gasoline - more like an insect spray. Could have been a stain smell. Was very strong. Lasted a couple days. It was to be used outside, so I put clear polyurethane on it for protection and covered up whatever the smell was.
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I have no idea. I would suggest calling the company or taking the paint to a craft store and just match it
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It is not semi-gloss at all. It's flat black paint and it flakes off quite a bit
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No. It is not paint, but a gold metal. I enjoy the pen. It is over the top.
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The product description says it is "cast from durable polyresin." It is a "plastic" compound but you won't have any problem painting it.
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I'm not sure it is. It feels like the same sort of texture as Teflon of sorts. Perhaps the paint could be stripped off but I'm not sure.
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It says it contains "petroleum distillate." On the can it says that it is a paint thinnner, interestingly. The product is Naptha, which I plan to use as a good stain remover for things like oil, gum, grease, etc. My mother used a product called "Energine" many, many years when I was young, and I began to use it also, for years after I was grown. But Energine can no longer be purchased...but it was "Naptha." Hope this helps. I was just really happy to find this though. It isn't greasy feeling like "Goo-Gone," which is a big plus to me.
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I'm not sure if it is. Mine was scratched and would not absorb stain when it was applied. It is very high gloss so it is shiny & plasticky looking even tho It is not plastic.
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In the container, it is a thin - milky colored product. It is a blended urethane and acrylic resin that pours out of the container white and dries to a clear, high gloss finish. It is a thin film product. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks. George Carson Exterior Performance Coatings 630-675-4509
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It appears to be. Great stuff! We use it on our kitchen floor .... wonderful shine to a 30 year old vinyl floor.
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Yes it is. I haven't painted mine yet, but it is advertised as such and has a lightly textured surface that paint should adhear to well. Hope that answers your question.
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Honestly, its not either. It's a synthetic paint sealant. Polishes have a very mild cutting agent for minor scratches and oils which help condition the paint. Waxes just protect paint and give it a pop shine, but wax doesn't last as long as nu finish.
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You are correct it needs to be enamel paint, I made the mistake of using lacquer based paint and the paint was soft even after many weeks of dry time
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The urethane remains flexible after it is cured. You may lose some tackiness, however. Material like shoo goo is a polymer that is solvated. Once the solvent evaporates the film is hard. Louie Winslow Regards, Louie Winslow