Will I need to use a finishing coat to set the image and brighten it?
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For me, it was enough to add it to the paint! No finishing coat necessary. But that doesn't mean you can't. It was delightful according to my taste!
1496858
Can't. I printed a round label to cover the light. You can use you favorite image. Trim as needed.
2008461
Hi should use primer and top coat .it's well worth the few extra minutes .i have my own led lightand sometimes still go to salon love the manicure pampering ,the polish/gel lasts so long hope I helped
785719
Yes, this requires mixing. I actually enjoy that, as it gives you the opportunity for more individualizing of the painting itself.
550795
The better the quality picture you include the better the image will look when finished. There isn't an exact size that is needed, I can adjust the size to fit in the photo frame area. Thanks, Eric Edible Art
2077594
I think it would do the trick, and if anything, you can do a gradient with another color over it. The tips tend to take really well though, so if anything I'd say do it in stages, upper part of the ombre first leave in for less time just to lighten slightly, then the tips in the 2nd process for the full processing time.
1890873
No, but the underside is a cream color and not shiney. It might look fine for what you are planning to do, but you will probably want to paint it. Simply get a can of white gloss enamel spray paint. Good Luck. I love it.
1880862
Yes, it'll definitely brighten up your dull finish. Just make sure to remove any loose material first. Note: if you don't sand it smooth, you won't get a smooth poly coat. You can fix that by doing several coats, but it's best just to sand the surface first. In the end it's less work.
1584282
Yes. Just make sure nothing runs against the board. It'll leave little marks on your image.
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it will have a slight gloss, almost more like a satin look.... to properly apply to give the best "OEM" gloss appearance...wetsand the lights with 1000 grit.cleanapply 2,3, or 4 coats of nightshade, depending on the darkness you want.allow 24 hours to curewetsand with 2000 grit to get out imprefectionswashapply 3 to 4 coats of clearallow 24 hours to curewetsand with 3000 gritwashuse a plastic polish and polish until you get a glass like finish...if you follow this and do not rush it, allowing time to cure, you will have a oem glossy finished product... it will have a slight gloss, almost more like a satin look.... to properly apply to give the best "OEM" gloss appearance...wetsand the lights with 1000 grit.cleanapply 2,3, or 4 coats of nightshade, depending on the darkness you want.allow 24 hours to curewetsand with 2000 grit to get out imprefectionswashapply 3 to 4 coats of clearallow 24 hours to curewetsand with 3000 gritwashuse a plastic polish and polish until you get a glass like finish...if you follow this and do not rush it, allowing time to... » Read More it will have a slight gloss, almost more like a satin look.... to properly apply to give the best "OEM" gloss appearance...wetsand the lights with 1000 grit.cleanapply 2,3, or 4 coats of nightshade, depending on the darkness you want.allow 24 hours to curewetsand with 2000 grit to get out imprefectionswashapply 3 to 4 coats of clearallow 24 hours to curewetsand with 3000 gritwashuse a plastic polish and polish until you get a glass like finish...if you follow this and do not rush it, allowing time to cure, you will have a oem glossy finished product... « Show Less
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It should. Follow steps properly but apply more coats for brighter turn out.
1220543
I'm not sure if you can do that because the color is the adhesive element in the combination. You could just use the most sheer color in two thin coats. I tried to find a better answer for you, sorry!
700721
Yes you can, just make sure the color mix look pretty together. Like a nice color scheme
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why do the pictures come out so bright. is there a setting that has to done
1845537
Yes. It works great if you are doing a full picture or image. If you are not, then you need to trim off any extra or it will leave an ugly showing of the ploymer backing.
84760
If your photograph is first transferred to transparency it should (in a darkened room-best). I have been pleased with it thus far but have not used photographs.
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Definitely ProGray if you have some ambient light. It will help improve contrast ratio, by giving you deeper black color. With some room lighting it will prevent the picture from looking washed out. Also the ProGray one is a heavier material, so it doesn't really need to be tension mounted, you can easily get away with just hanging it.