Quick paint question.
- Thread starter larz313
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wmlepage
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You can , will it get a top coat clear? If so I would make sure the base coat and clear are the same brand to avoid reaction issues. Also keep in mind that most rattle can paints won't fully cure for a week or so.
splasha
Detail Decepticon!
A pic would probably help a bit, but failing that, wood is porous as we all know.
Once we have done our base [ sealing ] layer, whatever else we throw at it should stay put.
Doesn't always behave that way, but.
I'd suggest maybe a clear urethane coat?
I've just re-done our bathroom sealing with Cabot's Cabothane clear [ on pine lining board ] and it looks great!
I'm thinking this might be a good one for a wood base.
Once we have done our base [ sealing ] layer, whatever else we throw at it should stay put.
Doesn't always behave that way, but.
I'd suggest maybe a clear urethane coat?
I've just re-done our bathroom sealing with Cabot's Cabothane clear [ on pine lining board ] and it looks great!
I'm thinking this might be a good one for a wood base.
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Madbrush
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If you mean puting this onto wood then no its not intended for that, if it's on the interior walls then yes, if you are doing a mural an an interior wall latex wall paint is an accrotible base for airbrushing into.
Latex paint on wood left in the sun would start to flake fairly quick no matter what you put on top of it.
larz313
Gravity Guru
I'm going to be painting corn hole boards.
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Madbrush
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And as I understand it this a game played outdoors?, if do you cannot use household latex based emulsions for this purpose, as I said will flake after just a few times in the sun.
larz313
Gravity Guru
Ok. Thanks.
