How much area can this kit cover to retouch a color? Is there enough to touch up the color on a worn turquise
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I touched up 2 chairs. One area was 12" x 24" and about the same on the 2nd chair. However, I have already purchased 6 of the packages to do that. Actually, I've also touched up that same area again.
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U will need a primer that is not included, and a the brushes r kinda small. Might want to get a larger one, other than that, this kit has it all
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I don't know if I can help much with actual coverage area but we have a normal size wood burner and I just needed to redo the top of our stove. I only had to use one coat, and I hardly made a dent in the can. If I were to guess I would say we would enough to paint our stove numerous times. The little can will go a lonnnng way!
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I did try it for just that reason and found success as long as I went right behind with a soft cloth a blended. Small pinpoint areas are fine but broad strokes look like bad coloring.
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My problem was I used #4 Fair Ivory could not get it so tried 100 Fair it is lighter..so I bet you will see a difference...because I was upset they don't sell MF the shops anymore ...I tried Revlon Colorstay 200 Nude I can get use to this ....asking for samples of the Revlon is the way to go..to find out what you need some has too much pink in it...
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it will, but it will take quite awhile to get there. i personally used it for about 45 minutes and got an orange sort of color. it may require a second round of dye, but that all depends on how long you leave it on there and what color you're lightening up to. i should have left it the entire hour that it recommended but i was in a hurry and was about to dye it again so i didnt care. hope this answers that!
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I'm not sure if it covers anything. I'm sorry I did it since it would be so hard to use.Paul
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The trickiest part, I think, is just trying to section your hair so you color just the roots and not the ends. If you can do that, you'll be fine. I've used this kit a handful of times now and the only thing I did once was get a bit darker ends than I wanted, but it was because the hair was short in that section. The colors come our very luminous, which I love.
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Hi Lynelle! =) I'm afraid we didn't keep this kit.We had problems getting strips, the wax was a mess, one of the bottles leaked all over everything (though the company was good in providing a replacement for that albeit slowly) and for everything in this kit, it would not have covered all that much or provided very many applications. It went to Goodwill after a couple attempts. Sorry!
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This actually will work, but you will also need touch-up paint. It's labor intensive and you must follow the directions exactly. If the scratches are small, you are very careful, and you follow the directions exactly, chances are you can blend the scratches to the point that you literally can't see it unless you know exactly where it is and what to look for. Again I stress that touch up paint will be needed if the scratch is to metal or primer.
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From my experience it should be enough. But few things to note: 1. Check on a small patch. I did an initial mistake for similar thing which turned to different color. 2. I bleached that spot completely and applied. It worked for me. ( I am not an expert, but worked :) for me) 3. Let the trail part completely dry to see the difference, while applying it might look light and it gets darker. 4. Trying color in cotton swab and on material was different from my experience. As the cotton was pure white, but applying it on existing color it was different. ( basic thing on color combination but I went wrong with it initially and hence adding it) HTH.. Good luck
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If you're going for a light color it'll take two coats to get a good even color. If you're going for a dark color, like I did, most pieces took three coats and a couple pieces still needed a little touch up.
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6,000 +0r- BK, 3,500 +or - color.If you reset the reset gear a extra 50% or more. check out Y-Tube how to do this. It really works for me.
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No paint touch up kit was included. Any black flat paint would work - something like rust - o - leum might be best.
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I think that medium one might be just right for you. A pretty good way to find out is to go onto youtube and type in Sleek Contour Kit Medium and find someone with coloring similar to yours.
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depends on if you are refinishing or starting from scratch? I refinished a small size old fashioned chalkboard about one and one half foot square and used very little. less than a quarter of the can. but did several coats to look good. you will have to experement to really see?? Sorry!
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2 two pound kits will do it. It took that much for my 8 ft. pram but I covered some of the sides. The stuff required careful application as it is easy to miss spots, nooks and crannies. The second kit comes in handy for the forementioned "missed spots" and for a second coat on frequently abraded areas. Remember, you will have to coat this stuff with an epoxy compatible paint to protect the Goop from ultraviolet damage.