Sentences with phrase «paint dry all day»

It's like you could watch paint dry all day rather than watch those really slick lawyer videos that just have no soul in them.

Not exact matches

Then I can at last take up my other life long passion, watching paint dry, which is far more interesting than watching Arsenal under Wenger, these days.

We usually wait until the next day to paint, but as long as your salt dough is cool and dry, you can start decorating.

Like, don't go around saying «oh, my child will NEVER watch more than 10 minutes of TV a day» because I guarantee you, the first time you actually want to do something normal like blow dry your hair, paint your nails or use the bathroom without an audience, the TV becomes your best friend.

She tried a dry paintbrush somewhere along the way but it was really a finger painting kind of day.

However the painting that was created did not dry and 2 days later they were the consistence of nickelodeon slim or even jello for that matter... would not suggest this if it is going to be art that is wished to be kept.

This process, known as autoxidation, gives an oil painting its dry - to - the - touch feel within a few days or weeks.

Today I spent the day chalk painting pumpkins and in between drying times I have been decorating for the Harvest Home Blog Hop which begins next Tuesday!

waiting for your hair to grow is like waiting for paint to dry on a humid day - feels like its never gonna happen.

Let it dry for a day, and when I tried to distress, it just peeled the paint right off the whole jar.

I sprayed on two coats of paint for each candle holder before letting them all dry for a day.

If you're using chalk paint you could clear coat the same day because it dries so fast.

The snow continued to fall slowly all that day (which had me both admiring the beauty and annoyed that I was painting laundry drying racks instead of sipping hot chocolate) and the kids were so so so excited to play in it.

We like these to sit 3 - 4 days after they are painted for the paint to dry completely.

Prior to its appearance a minimum of 26 days was required to finish a fine motor car, for the simple reason that paints and varnishes in use until that time dried slowly.

If you have a less expensive metal tub with a powder coating on it, cleaning with non-abrasive cleansers and wiping it dry at the end of each day may extend the lifespan, or it may need touching up with rust - resistant paint at some point.

I use a variety of different acrylic paints, which allows drying over night, so I can evaluate the next day.

I left my painting for two days, but keep an eye on surface, because you want it touch dry but not completely dry.

Liat Yossifor — I have worked before with one layer of paint while it is still wet and moveable, and the duration of the piece was until the paint starts to dry, which for oil paint is on the fourth day.

While some people, including Pollock's wife, Lee Krasner, claimed that Pollock painted Mural in one night, in a letter from 1944 Pollock simply said that he painted the work during the summer of 1943 (a fact which is supported by recent technical analysis of the work which shows that certain paints would have taken days to dry before Pollock applied more layers).

Produced within three days — the time it takes for the paint to dry — both the color and any discernable representational aspect are erased from the surface, resulting in a void - like space haunted by its expunged referents.

, the painter tells of getting off a bus in Chelsea one day, wandering into an art - supply shop and coming across a bottle of quick - drying alkyd painting medium for the first time.

I started with Burnt Umber to define the shadows and after adding the background I let the under - painting dry until the next day.

If you paint with oils, you can be waiting days for those under - layers to dry.

Acrylic paint dried more quickly than oil paint, so rather than waiting for a layer of paint to dry for days, action painters could paint multiple layers without waiting.

The works include an installation featuring paint which is left to dry in plastic trays and a film about a remote village in Peru.In the next few days, the great and the good of the art world will flock to Venice for the 55th Biennale, the world's biggest contemporary arts festival.Curated by Glasgow - based gallery, the Common Guild, the Scottish show marks the tenth anniversary of the first Scotland + Venice exhibition, and continues to affirm Scotland's prominence in the world of contemporary art.

This brief period of action precedes an extended period of observation, one that can last anywhere from days to years, during which the paint dries and the next move is considered.

After the paint is completely dry, take your painting or drawing outside on a sunny day.

(But not of technical struggle — like Elmer's glue, modeling paste is opaque when wet and dries clear, so the artist can't tell what a painting really looks like until a day or so after he stops working on it.)

Oil Cons: Trying to create a crisp edge without it affecting the underlying colours with oils means you have to wait until the next day, or touch dry otherwise your brushstroke will pull and mix with the paint underneath it.

You can work with thick paint, wait a couple of days for that paint to dry then add thin glazes to create luminosity in your work.

Pros» painting season: Typically, professionals, especially the really top - of - the - line painters, aren't restricted to any particular time of year, although most don't like painting interiors on hot, humid days when drying can be a problem, especially in homes without air - conditioning.

Two would have been sufficient though it was a hot day and the paint dried conveniently fast.

I let the paint dry overnight and installed the sconce lights the next day.

I did have to juggle painting the four doors, due to drying times, coming and going, trying to paint in the shade to beat the heat, and a huge deluge one day.

Modern Masters is especially easy to work with because it dries quickly, so you can paint and close your door on the same day.»

The coverage is awesome and the water base, quick - dry formula allows you to finish painting and close your door the same day!

This paint is lovely to use and goes on nicely, it dries so quick too so it allows you to finish painting several coats the same day.

The paint was plenty dry 10 days later when I finally decided on the tile!

Just make sure the spray paint is very dry and has cured a few days.

Once the room was painted and had a few days to dry, we started the move - in and unpacking process.

Because eight hours of drying time was necessary between coats of stain, I painted the remaining body and top with a total of two coats of paint, and then a final coat of stain was applied to the top the next day.

After the table is dry, let it sit unused for a few days so the paint has time to cure.

I let the wallpaper dry over night, and painted it with two coats of Gray Cashmere (Benjamin Moore) the next day.

Apply paint early in the day to allow enough drying time before any evening condensation arrives.

Our own powder room / cloakroom is nearly read for my own reveal and I am so pleased to have got rid of 10 years + of a sort of buttery yellow which I knew was a mistake the day the paint dried!!

** But here's a tip: with this «no tape» method, wait one full day for your paint to dry because when you peel it off you get long strips and small flakes and if your door is still wet those flakes will stick to the door as they fall off — very frustrating.

I had a very hot day so my paint dried quickly.

Let them dry for majority of the day and then give a second coat of paint!

It will DRY to touch w / in 2 - 3 hours, so you do nt have to worry about your kid smudging — so, say next day, you put cup on it — shouldnt do anything — butttttttttttttttttttttt i'd try to be very careful for the first couple weeks — reason being — most paints etc take TIME to cure — cure meaning fully fully dry, inside out, harden up, become strong..DRY to touch w / in 2 - 3 hours, so you do nt have to worry about your kid smudging — so, say next day, you put cup on it — shouldnt do anything — butttttttttttttttttttttt i'd try to be very careful for the first couple weeks — reason being — most paints etc take TIME to cure — cure meaning fully fully dry, inside out, harden up, become strong..dry, inside out, harden up, become strong.....