Can this be used to color Acrylic two-part Epoxy paint (bathtub refinishing)?
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The white color works fine for that, the Black doesn't not work well at all. For some reason the black needed way too much color pigment to cover even a small area.
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I have not used it with model paints but I belive it would. I have used it with enamel paints, acrylic paint, and food coloring. They all worked well.
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I may not be as much help as you would like because my project was much smaller. I bought two gallons to do a 17 foot speedboat, where I went up the sides of the floor a foot and back in the well. I did two coats and used less than one gallon. By the way, if you don't like the colors that are offered, I bought the light gray and took it to our local hardware store where they tinted it for me just like they would've done with a white base coat. It came out just a little darker than the sample in the store but not much. I was very happy and almost matched my boat color perfectly. Sorry I couldn't have been more help. I may not be as much help as you would like because my project was much smaller. I bought two gallons to do a 17 foot speedboat, where I went up the sides of the floor a foot and back in the well. I did two coats and used less than one gallon. By the way, if you don't like the colors that are offered, I bought the light gray and took it to our local hardware store where they tinted it for me just like they would've done with a white base coat. It came out just a little darker than the sample in the store but not much. I was very happy and almost matched my boat color perfectly. Sorry I... » Read More I may not be as much help as you would like because my project was much smaller. I bought two gallons to do a 17 foot speedboat, where I went up the sides of the floor a foot and back in the well. I did two coats and used less than one gallon. By the way, if you don't like the colors that are offered, I bought the light gray and took it to our local hardware store where they tinted it for me just like they would've done with a white base coat. It came out just a little darker than the sample in the store but not much. I was very happy and almost matched my boat color perfectly. Sorry I couldn't have been more help. « Show Less
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Not no, but Heck NO! This stuff is for wood products. You might try a two-part epoxy such as Dev-con from B.E. Atlas.
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You can add up to ounce of `universal' type tints to each kit to make the epoxy into lighter and pastel colors. Universal Paint Tints are a liquid universal coloring system that can be mixed with oil or water-based paints. Since the epoxy is bright white, it cannot be made into dark colors since the base is white. These universal tints are available at paint stores. It is recommended that you have the paint store add the tint to the Part A (Color Component) before mixing with Part B (Epoxy Hardener). If you are using more than one kit, I would suggest mixing all Part A's together tinting before mixing with Part B (just keep mix ratio the same). Have the paint store mix in tint and put on paint shaker for even distribution. There will probably be a small fee for this.
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I have only used it to restore color on exterior Mid-America panel window shutters and it worked great. You might try it on an old rubber hose or old piece of weather stripping that you can throw away if it does not work to your satisfaction. Be sure to record a comment on your experiment.
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yes...I used it for spray painting using oil based semi transparent stain...worked out very well
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Since these are used with water, and acrylics are thinned with water, I would think you would have to be careful not to muddy your colors.
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Sorry I can't help with that. They have several different colors to choose from. I would ask at the paint store if they can mix whatever you want. Must likely they can
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I don't think this is possible. It dries pretty fast, and acts just like regular paint. I am not 100% sure, but I think it might only work if you erase it right away, but even then, it might leave a smudge.
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I have used this product to remove many types of stains from grease to ink, however, I have not used it for paint. Sorry I could not be of help.
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Yes, but... the glue is water based. You should use alkyd base paints only.
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I personally use it for acrylic paint, but I would think it would also for latex. On the package it says for oils, acrylic and watercolors.
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I'm sorry, but I'm not sure. I used it on chips in my enamel painted tub. They were deep chips so that you could see the steel tub underneath and they repaired very well.
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The sand paper will clean the glaze on the tub and roughen it up for the paint to adhere , the sanding will take a little time to do for best results. Good luck.
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Perhaps it can I never thought about it. I think Krylon paints have developed a paint for vinyl products. Best of luck, What color did you want to paint it? I'm curious.
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I have not tried this on an acrylic tub but, I have used this with both the blue pad and the bristle brush on my stainless steel sink, tile shower, flat cooktop range, porcelain bathroom sink...all without scratches. I think it might be safe to say it would be fine on an acrylic tub as long as you do not use an abrasive cleanser. I have been happy with my results in using this power scrubber. It has been effective for me and though it is not a miracle worker, it had cut down on "elbow grease" and time spent cleaning.