how do I thin E-Z mix paint
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Lacquer Thinner. Can be picked up at walmart or probably at any type of hardware store (lowes, ace, home depot).
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If it is an oil based paint you need to use paint thinner, available in the paint aisle. If it is water based paint you will use water to thin. Start with small amounts until you reach the desired consistency.
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Yes, this requires mixing. I actually enjoy that, as it gives you the opportunity for more individualizing of the painting itself.
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You can add up to ounce of `universal' type tints to each kit to make the epoxy into lighter and pastel colors. Universal Paint Tints are a liquid universal coloring system that can be mixed with oil or water-based paints. Since the epoxy is bright white, it cannot be made into dark colors since the base is white. These universal tints are available at paint stores. It is recommended that you have the paint store add the tint to the Part A (Color Component) before mixing with Part B (Epoxy Hardener). If you are using more than one kit, I would suggest mixing all Part A's together tinting before mixing with Part B (just keep mix ratio the same). Have the paint store mix in tint and put on paint shaker for even distribution. There will probably be a small fee for this.
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Use the paint color you choose then use a complimentary glaze over that. A good paint store can help you with the technique.
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I've personally never tried gel polish before, but from what I read online, you must use a thinner specifically for gel polish in order to thin them.
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Answered once. Have another idea. You can buy tubes of colored glitter glue on Amazon OR add glitter to washable clear GEL glue in these bottles. Paint faces, then squeeze a little glitter glue over paint.
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Use rare earth magnets. DO NOT use the rustoleum brand use the magna magic, check the ratings. I have used both and the Rustoleum kind STINKS!!! Not joking the Rustoleum brand stinks to high heaven and it does not work. After you get your paint sand sand sand your area that you are going to paint. Then sand it again, smooth as a babies ass. Then get a roller and your paint stirrer ready. Litterally stir you paint every 3 mins maybe more. Stir it with half a coat hanger on cordless drill but be carefull!! Poor a small amount (as much as you use in 2 mins) in a paint tray and roll it out on to the wall. Stirr your paint, pour out a little, roll it out on your wall and repeat. It's mandatory to stir the paint because the metal particles fall to the bottom fast. So you have to get them susspended in to the paint.
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I use simple food coloring and mix it in a paper cup. Works fine but a bit messy.
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the best way to dilute these colors is with vodka or other clear alcohol(I use vanilla vodka) the alcohol evaporates quickly. in this way, you can use the colors in your airbrush or using a paintbrush
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The thicker the better, but after a lot of practice, I was able to use my "Wet n Wild" colours. Just about any metallic polish will work well too.
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Yes. It is thin as water. I put it in a 1 quart trigger spray bottle to spot spray so I wouldn't have to mix up so much solution.
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Easily. Just sand lightly and spray a fog of primer (dark) prior to spraying black. Be careful at the recesses not to let the paint gob up or miss a complete coat.You could even use different pull hardware; perhaps silver. And if you want pulls in a different location, fill in the 2 existing holes with pegs & putty, or just putty with adequate drying time, prior to priming.
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Sorry I can't help with that. They have several different colors to choose from. I would ask at the paint store if they can mix whatever you want. Must likely they can
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Easily. Just sand lightly and spray a fog of primer (dark) prior to spraying black. Be careful at the recesses not to let the paint gob up or miss a complete coat. You could even use different pull hardware; perhaps silver. And if you want pulls in a different location, fill in the 2 existing holes with pegs & putty, or just putty with adequate drying time, prior to priming.
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No you can use latex paint directly from the can without thining. Rafik M. Fawzy
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You would be better off using a drip-less paint remover and then sanding after the paint has been removed. You would use a lot of disks as the paint has a tendency to clog them.
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I used the gel stain to re-do the cabinet through out my home. I also used the water based poly as my top coat. It's not very thick. I had to use a few coats to get a good finish. I probably could have used a few more. There was no problem with the product. Just make sure you java gel is good and dry before you apply the poly acrylic