Do these work on plastic surfaces? I have some plastic 'stained glass' projects and would like a more transparent paint/stain than my acrylic paints.
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they should work okay (because they do not need to be cured in the oven). however, do not apply too thick because the stain might crack.
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The scratch remover works great and the polish does too. But it's designed for acrylic. So I don't know if will work on regular plastic. It might work but if it doesn't the fine sand will ruin you glasses. I would try to find out if your glasses are made of acrylic or plastic. You might try calling the company to see if it will work on plastic licenses before you try it.
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I used these markers to paint on glass and they worked great! They are as easy to use as a fine tip marker. I'm sure you can use them on a painted surface but keep in mind that they make a thin line and not much paint comes out at one time. They work by pressing the tip on a hard surface and pumping a small amount of paint into the tip. As far as durability goes, I have washed the glasses in the dishwasher and very little has worn off since In 2 months. It's a thin coating (like using a marker) so I wasn't expecting if to wear well with continuous washing. These would work great for detailed painting on something small that is not exposed to the elements.
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No it wont. It will work only on glass surface. Using it on acrylic would scratch it probably.
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Are these truly glass, or acrylic? if they are acrylic, they'll discolor. What's the REAL DEAL HERE?
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I've painted wood metal wicker plastic etc.. with great results. However not this particular product. I'd think if you abraded and primed the surface you would achieve the same.
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They are standard, smooth black plastic. Definitely not stainable. You could probably rough them up gently with sand paper and get some type of paint to stick to them. I haven't tried it, though.
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I have not tried them on glass, but they work great on my 8" metal pans. And I love the velcro, great addition.
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They probably would work but I wouldn't recommend it. These markers do their best work on glass, metal, plastic and on paper.
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Hi Brian. my husband, who installed them, said that they should be easily painted with outdoor spray paint specifically for plastic.
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I always buy gloss. I am not aware if it comes in satin or matte finishes. There are so many different types of plastics that I cannot say that it works on "all" plastics. I have sprayed it over THIN washes of acrylic artists' paint on canvas and other materials. I have had problems with spraying this over over acrylic clear sprays, like Krylon Crystal Clear. Sometimes the paint surface buckles. I have sprayed it over DRY gold and metal leaf with good results. It also seems to work over DRY gold size, a type of varnish. I have also tried it on fiberglass furniture with high gloss finishes. Sometimes it will not take on this type of surface. I have also sprayed it on small pieces of metal jewelry (but usually prefer not to do this). Hope this helps. You should probably experiment in scraps of different types of plastic.
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First this only works on plastic not glass. The next concern would be is the tint on the surface or is it through and through? If they are plastic and you won't rub off the tint, I think it might work. I would be very cautious.
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yes, I paint in acrylics and it works very well. I also found putting glass in the bottom helps.
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Yes, they work very well on glass. I used just the eraser and it took it off without the spray cleaner. Great product.
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They would work on any non-porous surface, like glass. They don't work particularly well for me even on a white board, but I use "wet" erase markers technically, the neon ones. The only reason I mention this is because, on glass I use these same markers, I can't imagine dry erase markers showing up on a window (maybe something like an overhead projector?) Anyway, for that type of use (wet erase), I prefer to use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser sponge, it works much better! Plain old dry erase markers come off fine with these however. Hope this helps!
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Soak in acetone (or similar polish remover) for a minute or so. Rinse with water or wipe with a wet wipe and allow for them to air dry. Do it in a glass dish or similar (I use a shot glass) because acetone can ruin plastics. Also be careful not to fill acetone past the metal part because it will ruin the white paint on the brushes (found out the hard way)
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They dry quickly so no smudging. Our custodian cleans my tables daily and my kids' names which have been on the tables since January stayed on with just a few names fading. I think the marker would not fade especially if you aren't cleaning the writing daily. :). They should work on glass/plastic. Hope this helps.