does the glass need to be baked to set the paint
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For painting on glass, yes, I usually bake it, but it does cure by itself in about three to four weeks. That's the length of time I wait when I paint on acrylic (glasses, plates, tumblers, etc.)
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The glass is clear. There is a film over the glass that you peel off after you paint.
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Were you trying to paint the vinyl or the glasses. The vinyl is water proof so it should work for what you're trying to do
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I don't think so. The paint is reflective and I think it needs the glass surface to do that.
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That is correct. The bottom outside area is unglazed. By the way, the part that is glazed is glazed with 100% lead free glazes.
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These are not painted, they are colored glass. However, the glass will chip if dropped.
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Mine is unglazed, but it cooks beautifully. I have a clay pot of another brand that is glazed, and, I prefer the unglazed Romertopf. You soak the pot in water for about 45 minutes before putting it in the oven and the food cooks quickly and stays moist. To clean it I soak it in hot water with a little baking soda, and it comes clean very quickly. I do not use dishwashing soap on it...just hot water and baking soda. I have had no problems with it coming clean.
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If you are airbrushing, you can paint directly on the cookie but it won't be all that pretty. I would suggest at least a thin coat of color flow or royal icing, let it dry then paint on the while smooth surface. The color would have a true and clean look. If you paint directly on the cookie, it will have a very distorted color and surface apprearance.
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Yes, The car does have to be painted. We used spray paint which made it alot easier.
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We did. Pieces are heavy so it needs adequate time to adhere. We took back glass off as it made taking the top off easier my wife and I took it off. Allow an afternoon so as not get inpatient
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The paint will stay if you "bake" it-- let the mugs air cure for 24 hours. Once dry, place them in a cold oven, shut the door, and turn the oven on to 325 degrees for 40 minutes. Turn the oven off but let them cool while still inside the oven. (There are different methods of "baking" the mugs, but this is the one I used on a wine glass. You can run searches on Google or Pinterest to find other methods. There is also a marker remover made by the same company that you may want to purchase just in case you need to re-do....Hope this helps!)
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can the refrigerator paint be tinted or mixed with other water based paint?
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After it's baked let it cool then you can paint it with enamal paint. Not all clear sprays are safe to use. Clear sculpy is good; you have to brush it on.
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I am not certain about baking it, but it should be fine with acrylic paint.
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Sure...you need to use the leading ( either liquid or pre-cut strips) to create your design and then paint inside lines. If the design is small, you may get a better result painting it onto a plastic sheeting first and then peel and stick it to the glass if painting on a curved surface is too difficult. Best of luck!
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No, but it's possible to remove the glass panes to paint them or replace them with thin wood panels. One of the glass panes cracked during assembly and a local frame shop cut me another one.
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Yes! You have to have the paint "tinted" at the store. I got mine at Lowe's and they tinted it before I left the store.