FolkArt® Shinys may be applied using a soft brush, roller or sponge applicator.
FolkArt® Shinys were developed for use on wood and most other porous surfaces. They are not for use on glass and ceramics like the Liquitex Glossies. Plaid developed FolkArt® Enamels for use on glass and ceramics.
FolkArt® Shinys dry within one hour and are cured in 24 hours depending on humidity.
You should wait at least 1 hour before applying an additional coat of FolkArt® Shinys.
FolkArt® Shinys can be used on wood, paper mache, canvas, terra cotta, galvanized tin and most porous surfaces. They are not recommended for use on glass or ceramics.
The FolkArt® Fabric™ Brush-on
paint will air dry within 24 hours and will be cured in 72 hours.
To remove bubbles in
paint, use the pointed end of the Gallery Glass combing tool, a toothpick or other pointed object to “comb” back and forth quickly in straight lines. Comb all the way to the leading lines, using the leading as a bumper. NOTE:
paint applied on the leading...
Gallery Glass bottle tips should be removed from the bottle and rinsed thoroughly with water while the
paint is still wet. If
paint dries in the bottle tip, use a liner brush and water to clean out the dried
paint. To prevent
paint from drying inside the bottle tip, insert a s...
FolkArt Pouring Medium does not require a lot of surface prep. The main concern is to have the surface thoroughly cleaned well prior to painting. You may also find it easier to create a marbled effect over a surface that has been basecoated with FolkArt Acrylic
Paint. Wo...
Some of the FolkArt® Extreme Glitters use a tinted base to give the glitter a more uniform look when it dries. This also allows the user to apply the Extreme Glitter directly to a project without applying a basecoat.