Wanted to see if this paper would be a good surface for silk painting? I know it is not the intended use, but thought it would be a fun experiment.
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I don't know but would advise you to contact Jacquard for the answer to that question.
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I have never done that. I think it would work with white transfer paper, though. Why not just try it? I use many kinds & colors of transfer paper for many different projects.
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That might be more of a question for a painter. I think it might make the paper more ridged if it is painted and might not roll up again and it might make it harder to cut. You really need the paper to be flexible to make it easier to put on the ceiling.
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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.
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i will try to check this evening. The paper is very thin and not what I expected. I wanted a paper similar to what I buy from Charmin or others for personal use.
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I tried a test using a photo with some serious black in the background. On plain paper it turned out as I expected, a bit gray. When I need really pure color I use photo quality matte coated inkjet paper. The black really snapped! This is the way I've always done it whether with an Epson or H/P. You just can't get past the porousness of plain paper - and I've tried many, many types and brands.Ted Spencer
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I tried it and it doesn't work well at all. I would not recommend using it for that purpose. It works well if using a marker or an ink pen but not a pencil. Go figure huh???
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I believe so. I bought this for my daughter's Christmas gift and we haven't use it yet but I did do silkscreening as a kid and we used the same screens to print on fabric as well as paper. We used different ink for both materials.
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Hello. This vinyl was a thicker vinyl than what I typically work with. It is a glossy finish vinyl -- not matte finish. I did not put this vinyl on any painted surfaces or sell it to anyone for that purpose. This set of vinyl sheets was used for wrapping and cutting special projects that weren't placed on drywall surfaces. Send me your address -- I'm happy to send you a few pieces of it to try before you get it. :)
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This question was sent to me in an email which had the subject "can you answer this question?" I clicked "Yes,[I can answer the question]". But the answer is "Probably NOT a good idea" My comment below gives more details. But if you are not well experienced with using epoxy paint, I would not recommend you use this gun for experimenting.
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Hi Cindy,I don't know, I've never tried using it for that purpose. Might it be better to laminate the paper.
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There are vinyl anaglypta papers...You could paint it with semi gloss, but I would be more worried about the seams and moisture getting in between causing peeling. I would recommend using pressed metal. You could use a primer and then any paint you like. This would give you the ability to seal the seams.
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It is okay for most applications, however, I found it did not last long enough to maintain the "bite" needed for fiddling. I suggest you try something "softer", but watch the residue build up. You could try a cello rosin. I haven't tried it yet. I use Bernadel violin rosin, and like it very much.
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I only use this on paper in a sketchbook. Not familiar with using on fabric.
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If you had a thicker paper, like cardstock, it would be kind of like using a paint pen. I wouldn't suggest it though.
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hi, I was using this mirror film for a project ( to create a fake mirror ) not for my windows. But it's very good quality and again for what I needed to create a fake one way mirror. Remember animals have good senses. If I were you I would try this first, sometimes you pay only the brand
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I had never used this on paper before. I have used it to repair the surface of castings. In response to your question I took a piece of origami and sprayed it. The spray did not do any damage to the paper. The paper was left with a mild sheen. One coat did not make it stiff. Maybe more coats would make it stiffer. It did look like the paper had a protective coating.