FolkArt Color Shift
Paint is a water-based, easy-to-brush-on
paint that when applied to a surface, the
paint produces a metallic luster. This metallic luster will shift colors as the direction of light on the painted surface changes.
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 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.
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.
Absolutely.
FolkArt Color Shift
Acrylic Paint is formulated so that it can be used on interior surfaces as well as a permanent outdoor
paint. By the nature of the
acrylic polymers used to make
FolkArt Color Shift, it is weather resistant. When cured to the surface, it is sel...
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 Color Shift
Acrylic Paint can be applied to most paintable craft surfaces such as wood, terra cotta, stretched canvas, rigid plastic, papier mache, metal, bisque ware or unglazed ceramics, glass and ceramics. However, the
color shifting properties of the
paint appear ...
You can learn more about this product by reading the
FolkArt Color Shift
Acrylic Paint FAQ document.
No, direct mixing of
FolkArt Color Shift
Acrylic Paint with other
paint products will compromise the
color, finish and ability to shift colors. However, a sheen story could be created by layering a matte
paint directly over a section of
FolkArt Color Shift OR basecoat
paint a ...
Absolutely.
FolkArt Color Shift
Acrylic Paint is formulated so that it can be used on interior surfaces as well as a permanent outdoor
paint. By the nature of the
acrylic polymers used to make
FolkArt Color Shift, it is weather resistant. When cured to the surface, it is self...
Yes,
FolkArt Color Shift applied to glassware should be cured in the oven so that the
paint is permanently set on the surface. To cure your project in the oven, follow the steps listed below: Allow painted item to dry for 24 hours to be sure all layers of
paint have dried....
FolkArt Color Shift
Acrylic Paint, because it is non-toxic and water-based, is easy to clean out of painting tools immediately after use, while wet, with soap and water.
Yes, once cured in the oven, glassware painted with
Color Shift can be washed by hand and or in the top shelf of the dishwasher without chipping, cracking, or fading. Do not soak in water.
FolkArt Color Shift
Acrylic Paints does not require a lot of surface prep. The main concern is to have the surface thoroughly cleaned well prior to painting. Wood – If desired, sand smooth any rough areas prior to painting. Terra Cotta – Wipe to remove dust. If the ter...
Glitterific
Paint does not require much surface prep; make sure to have cleaned your project surface thoroughly before applying. Wood – If desired, sand smooth any rough areas prior to painting. Apply Glitterific directly to raw wood or to a wood surface that has alread...
No, direct mixing of
FolkArt Dragonfly Glaze with other
paint products will compromise the
color, finish and ability to shift colors. However, you can create a sheen story by layering a matte
acrylic paint over sections of Dragonfly Glaze, or by applying Dragonfly Glaze over s...
Yes,
FolkArt Watercolor can be used on interior surfaces as well as on outdoor surfaces.
It can be used on both porous and non-porous surfaces because it is a self-priming
paint which means it will seal to protect and
color a surface at the same time.