can you k rend over paint?
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It is used over brick, concrete or previously painted render with the inclusion of scrim cloth and nylon fixings.. It can also be used a base coat for tiling and has a high resistence to chlorinated water.
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['Use the leftover paint. ... ', 'Dispose without harm. ... ', 'Before disposing paint cans, make sure to air them out. ... ', 'Donate your extra paint to local charities, schools or community groups. ... ', 'Eliminate waste. ... ', 'When zero VOC paint is not available, at least use a lower VOC alternative. ... ', 'Prep instead of primer.']
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Patching k rend... nitemare mate but can be done with the right technique. K rend is a colourd unpainted render so if the mix isnt right the patch will stand out like a sore thumb. I usely do a full mix to patch up the smallest of holes so the consistency is the same but it takes a little experience.
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ARDEX Feather Finish....you can PAINT IT ON OBJECTS!
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You can also mix alcohol with water and use it as a thinner; this gives a little better control over the "flash" time. If you are using enamel or lacquer, any water in the thinner will ruin your paint.
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When you prime a model, most primers are petroleum-based (enamels). Yet you can easily paint an acrylic over a spray-can, enamel primer. In fact, almost ALL miniatures painters do this (use acrylics over an enamel primer). Only a very few use an acrylic primer and an acrylic paint.
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some folks HAVE applied lacquers over enamels successfully, but it is NOT a "beginners technique" and is risky at the best of times... it can be done in VERY VERY THIN, gradual coats, that don't put enough lacquer thinner/paint onto the enamel surface to attack it.
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Distress inks are amazing just because they react with water and they are not permanent. It gives you the ability to play with many different techniques.
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Please remember that paint cannot be placed in your household waste bin and must not be poured down the drain where it can cause damage and blockages. ... Next, take your paint cans to your nearest household waste recycling centre – your local council can let you know where this is.
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Don't apply oil-based paint over latex; but you can put latex paint over oil-based, as long as you prepare the surface properly first. ... Apply a coat of a quality bonding primer (oil-based or latex), and allow the primer to dry. Topcoat with two coats of high quality latex paint.
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Kevne. Plasti-Kote fast dry enamel paint is definately safe. You can buy it in B&Q but it's cheaper in Wilkinsons. Otherwise it should say on the label of the paint if it is safe or 'non-toxic'.
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Dirty walls – Often cleaning with a non-oil based cleaner, even wiping with a wet cloth, can clean the wall enough for the paint to adhere. ... Working the paint or primer too often – There is no need to continue running your roller or brush over the same area, which can result in the paint balling up or clumping.
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Faded and heavily oxidized paint can often be restored (to a point). Whether it's possible depends on a few factors including your paint's color. But, often it simply comes down to the condition of the clear coat finish. Restoration is only doable up to the point where clear coat failure begins (blotchy white areas).
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Yes, Krylon® spray paint cans and their plastic caps are designed to be recyclable where recycling facilities for these materials exist. Once completely empty of contents, recycle Krylon spray paint cans to help reduce the volume of waste in landfills and conserve energy.
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Spread one thin coat of epoxy or polyurethane paint. Latex or acrylic paint aren't recommended, and may chip or peel after a short time.
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Yes, you can tint Envirotex. I use a drop or two of cheap acrylic craft paint per ounce of mixed Envirotex. ... I tint each of my pours differently - darker blue at the bottom up to light green or clear at the top.