How To: Spray Paint Metal, Wood and Plastic With Krylon®
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- Опубликовано: 31 окт 2021
- Krylon Fusion All-In-One® brings a durable finish to almost any surface while adding brilliant color. Learn the best tips to get the best results for your next DIY project.
Success Tips start at 0:25
Supplies Needed:
Drop cloth
Light-grit sandpaper
Lint-free cloths
Rubber gloves
Protective mask
Krylon Fusion All-In-One spray paints
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You saved my copper & brass jewelry! PLUS Acrylic & Epoxy add an "orgon" effect on metals. I'm in LOVE with your products!
Happy to hear it, Salvo!
Thanks for the tips!! TIme to get something CREATIVELY DONE!
I'm using the Glossy Clear Acrylic Spray Color Maxx. Do the same rules in this video apply to it too? Also, the same for the Epoxy Enamel? I had some drippong on some copper jewelry items but I don't care. I can file them down and re-coat.
Another question is: is the Epoxy Enamel Spray more resistant than the clear acrylic color maxx spray on jewelry (heavy everyday use)? Thank you!
Nice
That's better than what I was going to say. 😁
Why the caps so hard to open😭
😂 facts
How does Fusion compare to ColorMaxx? Are the colors exact matches and do they have the same coverage? Thanks!
Painting as they show in this video is NOT practical. Most objects should be propped above the surface so that the paint will not stick to the table/newspapers/ drop cloth etc. One trick is to use the spray can cap as a support stand.
This type of paint, when applied to transparent PVC plastic, does it make the plastic part more prone to breakage?
Hi there! As long as the surface is in sound condition it should not make the surface "prone to breakage". Make sure they follow the directions on the label to avoid any issues. Hope this helps!
What if the finished product is peeling?
did you use a clear coat after?