Sentences with phrase «n't paint your powder»

Not exact matches

The other option would be to make white shells and use colored luster dust or paint them with powder colors dissolved in vodka (vodka evaporates quickly without making the shells too wet), but the effect wouldn't be as bold.

I wanted to color our cloud dough although I couldn't find any pastels or even powdered tempera paint at the local store -LCB- we're visiting my parents, and sadly, there are no craft stores are nearby -RCB-.

Powder - coat paint on the steel tubing frame won't chip so your scooter looks good year after year.

I know I haven't shared any Powder Room updates or any organizing posts lately, but I have been busy rearranging rooms, purging, organizing, and painting.

I also have Merle Norman tinted moisturizer, but it did not provide enough coverage so I have to use a powder foundation with it and again have the cakey painted on look.

When you have a small item that you want to paint, but don't want to have the expense of buying an entire quart or gallon of paint in the color you want you can use craft paint as long as you use the Calcium Carbonate Powder recipe (CCP).

If not mixed well you will see clumps of powder when you brush on the paint and when you sand it, little white patches could show up, so just mix mix mix it well.

Acrylics in water based paint may bind when mixed with the Non Sanded grout or Plaster of Paris, not with the Calcium Carbonate Powder.

If you want to use craft paint — mix it with the Calcium Carbonate Powder, it does not bind up as fast with the acrylic in the paint.

I have not painted kitchen cabinets yet, but have painted the cabinet in my powder room.

I have found that Calcium Carbonate Powder that you can buy for about $ 6 at the health food store will not bind any paint.

Calcium Carbonate Powder will not, so use it when making chalk paint with acrylic craft paint.

This has only happened for me with Plaster of Paris, but not with any of the chalk paint making additives like Calcium Carbonate Powder or Chalk Line Marking pPowder or Chalk Line Marking powderpowder.

Using a primer first: I do not use a primer first when using chalk paint since the calcium carbonate powder is basically a primer.

If you want to age your piece by sanding a lot of the paint off, don't use this recipe, use the Calcium Carbonate Powder alone.

«We did all stretch and stipple because we didn't have any more money for prosthetics,» Denaver said, referring to the common process of stretching the skin and holding it while applying liquid latex, powder, and paint — in multiple layers to Janney's entire face, hands, and neck — to create wrinkles.

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You might not want to paint your real office powder blue, but anything goes at your home office.

Using the Calcium Carbonate Powder recipe, do you think chalk paint will be OK even if the water paint itself is not recommended on wood?

If not mixed well you will see clumps of powder when you brush on the paint and when you sand it, little white patches could show up, so just mix mix mix it well.

Using a primer first: I do not use a primer first when using chalk paint since the calcium carbonate powder is basically a primer.

If you want to age your piece by sanding a lot of the paint off, don't use this recipe, use the Calcium Carbonate Powder alone.

If you want to use craft paint — mix it with the Calcium Carbonate Powder, it does not bind up as fast with the acrylic in the paint.

I mixed some pitch black milk paint powder with wax and rubbed over, I still wasn't 100 % happy, so I used some silver gel I had left and rubbed it over.

I have found that Calcium Carbonate Powder that you can buy for about $ 6 at the health food store will not bind any paint.

I haven't painted with powdered milk paint in a while, so that's what I decided to use for the cabinets.

But I need an oil - based paint for what I'm working on now -LCB- vanity for the powder room -RCB- and I'd prefer not to have to color match.

The powder all over, the mixing, the bits that just won't mix, the bumpy paint, the completely unpredictable way it sticks to some areas and not others (even after using milk paint primer), the way its flaked up in random pieces larger than can be considered attractive «patina,» even after waxing, its short shelf life... The experience (disclaimer — I did not use the Miss Mustard Seed brand) really drove home how lucky I was that acrylics were invented!

You also don't have to use a whisk to mix it, you can shake it up with the lid on it (in the little BB Frosch mixing containers) and it will mix up after you add the paint to the powder mixture.

You won't have to mix in any of the Texture Powder in this final coat of paint.

Then they scrubbed it hard with a Commet powder and a sponge which is pretty abrasive stuff and everything came off the tile except the paint itself and it did not dull up either.

I am an artist living n N.C. I recently hand painted the walls of my hall powder room to resemble Gracie Chinoiserie wallpaper.

Of course, my camera can't be out without one or both of the boys thinking it's for them:) And you can see in the photo above, we've installed a fabulous crystal chandelier in the powder room since I painted it.

I just can't get this PR the way I want it and I thought using this technique but using a more clear metallicy paint (like centsational girl http://www.centsationalgirl.com/2010/07/painted-trellis-wall/) for the lines would give my powder room the glam that I'm going for.

With week four, the decision was made to paint, not wallpaper the powder room.

Because the paint comes as a powder, if you don't, there is a higher chance of color variations in the paint.

(don't use a moist towel since that powder are tiny particles of chalk paint and the water will reactivate it into a «wash.»)

I honestly didn't even worry about the scratches and dings on the edges because I felt like they gave it characters and I knew that old trusty (aka BB Frosch chalk paint powder) was self leveling and would fill in a lot of those gaps and imperfections for me anyway.

This small bedroom was painted in a shade of blush (or powder pink, not sure how to call this color) and looks so soft and delicate.

I have not used a DIY version to paint fabric, but I am sure it would work just as well as Annie Sloan, especially if you use the Calcium Carbonate Powder recipe.

I put twice, third as much powders — still, it doesn't work like chalk paint.

I have only used a premix milk paint once, but not the powder type.

The Calcium Carbonate Powder does not get thick, grainy, or lumpy like the other DIY chalk paint mixtures do.

Thanks SOOO much for the best (in your search for the DIY) chalk paint powders, I do alot of repurposed furniture make overs and can not afford AS & CC paints and waxes, so this will be a great dollar saver!

Hi Cindy — The ingredients in the powders needed to make DIY chalk paint need to be mixed with water first — water and oil don't mix.

The 3 colors I mixed up for this cost me less than $ 15 in paint and powder and that's only because I mixed up 3 sample sizes, I didn't even have to mix that much up because I only used about 2 tablespoons of color a piece so in reality I spent about $ 2 on what I used.

It is not a powdered, casein - based milk paint, but a premixed modern version that is so durable it does not require a topcoat unless you want to increase the sheen.

Dissolvability of the powder into water is the variable which changes not only the consistency of the paint, but its ability to flow and the intensity of hue and therefore affects the amount of paint that is applied in each coat.

TIP: If you are planning to combine wallpaper and paint in the powder room, make sure the chair rail is installed above the height of the sink so any splashes from the sink land on a glossy painted wall surface, and not on your beautiful wallpaper!