Yes, you can use Apple Barrel
paint on plaster. However, because plaster is very porous and sometimes dusty, you will need to first seal the piece with a clear
acrylic matte spray sealer.
After applying at least 6 coats of Royal Coat Decoupage Finish to your project (allowing 20 minutes drying time between coats), follow these instructions: Wet #400 sandpaper with water and a drop of dish soap and sand the finish lightly until flat and smooth. Wipe dry. P...
Absolutely. FolkArt® Outdoor™ is formulated as a permanent outdoor
paint. It is both UV and weather resistant. Self-sealing when properly cured, (48 hours for brush-on, 72 hours for dimensional) it is scuff and scratch resistant under normal handling conditions. FolkArt® Out...
No, FolkArt® Shinys are not the same as Apple Barrel Gloss. FolkArt® Shinys were developed to have a higher gloss finish than Apple Barrel Gloss. Also, FolkArt® Shinys are color matched to the corresponding FolkArt®
Acrylic Color and have the same high pigment load and inte...
Yes, Apple Barrels paints can be mixed to create a new color value or hue.
Yes, as long as the surface is suitable for outdoors. FolkArt® Shinys can be exposed to the elements and are fade resistant and water resistant.
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.