Yes,
FolkArt Painted Finishes can be used on outdoor projects, assuming the surface itself can withstand outdoor elements. For example, a papier mache surface that would not withstand outdoors elements naturally should not be used as an outdoor rust project.
Yes,
FolkArt Painted Finishes Moss can be used on outdoor projects, assuming the surface itself can withstand outdoor elements. For example, a papier mache surface that would not withstand outdoors elements naturally should not be used as an outdoor rust project.
FolkArt Color Shift Acrylic Paint can be brushed directly onto most craft surfaces as a basecoat and is beautiful by itself. However, it can also be used with other creative art techniques such as stenciling or sponge painting.
Yes,
FolkArt Color Shift Acrylic Paint can be used in basic decorating painting techniques, however, it works best when painted on larger sized areas rather than incorporating it on smaller detailed brushstrokes.
No, although
FolkArt Color Shift Acrylic Paint is water-based, the use of water to thin the paint is not recommended as it will reduce the adhesion properties of the paint.
No it is not necessary to seal or varnish
FolkArt Color Shift Acrylic Paint as it is self-sealing.
FolkArt Color Shift Acrylic Paint will dry to the touch very quickly, however, it will take approximately 48 hours before it is cured to the surface.
FolkArt Glitterific Paint is loaded with glitter particles of multiple sizes and unique color combinations, providing the ultimate glitter display on most surfaces.
No,
FolkArt Glitterific Paint cannot be cured permanently to glass or ceramic surfaces, nor are these surfaces hand-washable or dishwasher-safe. Glassware and glazed ceramics decorated with Glitterific should be used for decorative purposes only.
No,
FolkArt Glitterific Paint is formulated for indoor-use only and should not be used on outdoor surfaces.