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Removing paint from hinges and other hardware in your painting project does not have to be a big mission. There are simple fixes using household products such as baking soda and simple heat, or chemical paint stripper for a higher-tech finish. At least some scrubbing or scraping may need to accompany the product you use, …
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When it comes to priming silicone surfaces, finding the right primer can be a challenge due to silicone’s inherent resistance to adhesion. However, one effective solution that has gained popularity is the use of shellac spray primer. Here are the features of shellac spray primer: Versatility Adhesiveness Quick-drying Compatibility Sealing property Shellac spray primer can …
Shellac Spray Primer for Silicone – Features and Ways to Use Read More »
Creativity requires resourcefulness. Hence, various materials are used in the creation of the aesthetic artworks we love to see. One such materials are mineral solvents like Gamsol – a brand name for an odorless liquid that you would commonly find in a painter’s box. Gamsol is used for: Thinning paints Cleaning brushes Conditioning brushes Blending …
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A common problem with white paint is its tendency to go yellow. Internal walls, normally painted with emulsion paint, which is oil-based, may yellow with time. Various environmental factors can result in this happening too. Water-based paints such as latex and acrylic paints may also change color, although are less likely to. This article will …
Non-Yellowing Top Coat for White Paint: Best Choices Read More »
Spraying 2K paints requires practice, skill, and technique. Whether you use it for automotive or home improvement, you must understand how two-pack paint works. Wrong techniques can lead to many inconveniences and are usually irreversible or challenging to correct. Aside from that, working with 2K paints come with health risks, especially in the respiratory system. …
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It can be a frustrating experience purchasing a brand-new spray paint only to find it’s not working. You can also use it briefly, and it stops working. It then feels like a waste of time and money trying to figure out what’s wrong. This article will cover possible reasons why your brand-new spray paint can …
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So you are almost ready to start your next DIY painting project, but your aerosol paint won’t spray anymore? You are sure there’s much paint in it, but the sprayer won’t blow. Yup. It has lost pressure. For many years, aerosol cans housed and dispersed different types of products, including paint. From insecticides to home …
Aerosol Can Lost Pressure – Can You Still Use Paint from It? Read More »
Have you moved to a new house, and everything is freshly painted and looks impressive, safe for one or two places? Well, our guess is that the bathtub looks old and is one of the few spots you are not thrilled about in your new house. You may be left feeling like the previous occupants …
Ekopel 2K Problems, Advantages and Things to Consider Read More »
Although Borax and TSP have been used as homemade cleaning agents since ancient times, newer commercial alternatives have replaced them. However, this doesn’t mean that they’re less effective cleaners. In fact, they come in handy if you’re on a tight budget. This article will compare Borax vs. TSP based on use, safety, and effectiveness to …
Borax vs TSP: Use, Safety, Effectiveness, and Our Review Read More »
Rubber has a shelf life. Without reaching that point, it is subject to damage from other circumstances. There are many ways of dealing with damaged rubber. Some of the solutions are homemade and do-it-yourself-friendly. Rubber restoration recommendations usually involve applying substances like alcohol and wintergreen oil, ammonia, glycerin, lye, transmission fluid, and brake fluid. However, …
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