Sentences with phrase «then shellac»

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Then again, they got shellacked pretty hard by Minnesota last night, so maybe they fold completely after the Stastny trade.

So I tried the Shellac a couple of times and liked it, but then I moved here to Michigan and getting my nails done is way more expensive.

Washington (CNN)- Watching President Obama react to what he called his «shellacking» in the midterm elections had me remembering then - President Bill Clinton back on November 9, 1994 - the day after he and his fellow Democrats lost control of the House and the Senate.

I picked up Fiji a few weeks ago but since then I'm been rocking a shellac manicure so I haven't tested it out.

Then I was told never use shellac with chalk paint.

Then - blow off the surface of all dust and use Zinsser Clear Shellac (again, I like the aerosol cans - but you have to use it outside) and applit in a thorough coat over the whole piece.

Give the surface about 15 minutes to dry, and then repeat with a second, (uniform and thin) coat of shellac.

By using a lint free rag - folding it like a hankerchief, then dipping the edge in - and wiping the shellac on — starting the farthest away from you.

If there is bleed through of the tannins or stain in the wood after one coat of chalk paint, you should use clear shellac over the surface first, let dry, then apply another layer of chalk paint.

Rail: Since then your use of materials from found objects has changed and expanded to include 1 × 2s, 2 × 4s, saw dust, sheetrock, house paint, polyurethane, shellac, you name it.

Then seal the surface, including the remaining paint, by wiping on one or two coats of clear shellac with a cloth pad.

The A S gal says told me to apply Zinnser shellac and then repaint.

We wiped down our walls with TSP to clean the walls and then used Dunn Edwards shellac paint and a small roller to paint the interior of the RV.

Then if you used craft, chalk or milk paint on your vase, you will want to spray it with a clear coat or shellac.

Because this piece was such a heavy cherry stain I opted to seal the body first with a coat of Shellac to prevent the red stain bleeding through, I then gave the Shellac a very light sanding to give it some tooth for the Milk Paint to adhere to.

it did bleed in spots, so I spot shellacked those to seal, then added second grey coat with no bonding agent.

Just allow the paint to dry thoroughly and then apply the shellac.

If it does - then you may want to consider sealing your floor first with Zinsser bullseye Shellac.

Then in both examples, blow off the surface of any dust and use Zinsser Clear Shellac to as so to seal the surface (I like the aerosol cans - but you have to use the spray outside) and apply a thorough coat of shellac over the wholeShellac to as so to seal the surface (I like the aerosol cans - but you have to use the spray outside) and apply a thorough coat of shellac over the wholeshellac over the whole piece.

Some may shellac the floor prior and seal it to prevent this bleeding, paint with Chalk Paint ®, then apply Lacquer.

I would like to do my kitchen cupboards and wondered if you think it would be best to clean them with TSP then use a coat of Shellac and then lightly sand before proceeding with chalk painting.

If it is very shiny surface you can put Zinseer Clear Shellac over the piece first — then the chalk paint.

If you don't want the stain to bleed through, then yes use shellac over the piece or at least in the areas you want color.

Due to bleed thru I sanded the pieces and primed with shellac based primer, applied 2 coats chalk paint, and then added the Minwax polycrylic coating (x3) with sanding in between each.

I wiped it down again and then primed with B - I - N Shellac Base Primer.

Then I wiped on two coats of clear shellac.