will it mess up if you bake it after you paint it?
1379932
It didn't mess ours up when we baked it. I think they recommend baking it to make the paint permanent? I honestly couldn't tell the difference between what the pieces looked like before and after we baked them, but baking definitely didn't mess anything up. Good luck!
1379933
It was a while ago that we used this kit... But my recollection is that the paint sticks very well -- even permanent-like, but you can't put liquid in/on them. My daughter painted the inside and the outside, and extended wetness caused the paint to peel off. So, I'd say it's " permanent-like". Just don't put liquids in them. Totally fun project. My daughter loved doing it! But we did end up replacing with an already painted set because she insisted on putting water in the cups. ;)
100684
I've only ever mixed it with resin which turn out quite well, i do have a paint product as well which i discovered is simply the powder in a translucent once dry paint but the powder was gritty not dissolved in the paint which is how I found out, so I'm not sure if it would actually disolve, though you have my interest, I make fairies that glow and a snow globe type of trinket would be very interesting, I believe I will do some mixing this afternoon and relate my findings
2071977
I would spritz it with water and let it soften before trying to remove, the paint should be alright. As always, apply a good coat of wax after using the polishing compound.
362148
Depends on how much clay your using. I usually wait a day before I paint on it.
930877
Yes! It took me about 2 hours. If it's sticky - that's normal. It will bake off the first time you turn it on. Good luck and enjoy!
2212408
Probably not with uncooked dough. It would stick to whatever surface prep you used (e.g. wax paper) and parchment paper would burn in the oven. You could either pre-cook the crust, build, store and cook later, or mostly cook the pizza, store and then reheat/brown to serve. We just had a pizza party / make your own. Most everyone was able to assemble their pizza while the one in front of them was baking. Then we kept them in a warm oven until the last pizza was done and then dinner was served.
753758
No! Dont do the microwave there must be flecks of metal in the paint because it started sparking. The box might say it is or isn't but just don't do it haha. The dishwasher I would also say no (I haven't tried) but it is ceramic and plus it would just ruin the nice paint job. Handwash! :)
1841075
Yes, you are suppose to bake them at 225 for one hour 24 hours after they have been painted.
1590727
I didn't bake mine. I use it strictly for display. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
576367
No, just paint it outside. It should dry unless there is something wrong with your bottle of paint
2246173
If you paint is not oxidized, yes apply after clay, follow up with wax and then a sealant for great protection
551522
I am not certain about baking it, but it should be fine with acrylic paint.
696183
It has a special coating. Normal paint wouldn't do the job. If you try then practice on the inside maybe first.
945456
Are you putting it outside in the weather? I have only used on glass and bake it on for durability. The paint can be used on plexiglass but if it can't be baked it may not stay on.
1545213
If it's quality paint on properly prepared surface, with a little heat, it should come off without too much fuss. If you put it over cheap paint with a poor prep job, the paint will probably come with it. That said, it's a quality product, as are most 3M products ( I hate their sandpaper ).
359881
Hi Nila,I would not recommend painting first. Since the liner is pre-pasted, you have to submerse it in water to activate the glue. Hope this helps.
1171805
In my opinion there is no problem putting the porcelaine back in the oven after touch-ups. Just put the object in a cold oven and set temp and timer as usual. I let my paint sit for 24 hours before baking.