Sentences with phrase «use shellac»

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.

Love the price, ease of mixing, and application is great - I am having Bleed Thru of the Tanins of my piece - So, hoping to not have to use Shellac (b / c of the fumes).

After rolling one coat over the table with a foam / sponge roller I knew that I did NOT need to use shellac since the Chalk Paint ® covered the burn mark 100 %.

If you have read my post about when to use Shellac - you know that it is a life saver and has so many uses like when you are having painting issues with: (Click HERE to read that post)

Another reason to use shellac: Painting Chalk Paint ® over a previously painted surface that has some type of effect — will most likely pass through to the Chalk Paint ®.

You have to use shellac first.

After all of that is cleaned I would use a shellac based primer... like BIN 1 -2-3.

After rolling one coat over the table with a foam / sponge roller I knew that I did NOT need to use shellac since the Chalk Paint ® covered the burn mark 100 %.

Did you use the shellac as a primer or a sealer?

Then I was told never use shellac with chalk paint.

Buchsbaum is proficient in Excel, but he uses the program the way a woodworker uses shellac: «to finish things,» he says.

But using shellac is a necessity for many jobs and something to consider - is what color Chalk Paint ® are you using in your project.

I washed these down and used shellac to prevent bleed through.

IF - after the first coat of Chalk Paint ®, you see bleeding of wood stain or wood tannins (and remember, there is a difference between «bleeding» versus you not applying a thorough coat of paint and seeing the paneling beneath)-- reference THIS POST ABOUT USING SHELLAC.

Please read the post about using Shellac and please watch the «Shellac How To» video embedded in the post by clicking HERE.

I would consider using shellac on the cabinets.

Using shellac will also help if the piece stinks!

Not exact matches

You could have used whatever lineup and tactics you wanted, and they still would've gotten shellacked.

I love the way they last, and my nails don't chip and split when I am wearing the Shellac polish, but there is something about the chemicals used in the removal process that bothers me and makes me feel like I'm taking a step backwards in the nail health department.

A lot of companies use unnecessary fillers and preservatives as well as coatings and shellacs, which can severely irritate someone struggling with gut issues or less obvious food intolerances, too.

Use of clean products, free of fillers, binders, excipients, flow agents, shellacs, coloring agents, gluten and lactose and other allergens.

I am now in the process of attempting to use a special odor sealing shellac that will hopefully kill this nefarious odor once and for all... otherwise I will have to trip these darling stools and start all over... I will not recommend my Howard t Home chalk paint to anyone for this very reason.

I use the clear shellac by zinsser to prevent knotting (the stain bleeding through).

If not, you can definitely use Zinsser Shellac to seal it.

When done using spray paint or a spray shellac - go outside and holding the can, flip it upside down and spray.

Never shake the shellac in the can, but rather use a stir stick and mix well and note that shellac has a shelf life of about a year to 18 months.

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.

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.

But you do not want any wind or dust happening when using this stuff - or any spray paint, shellac or polyurethane.

Do this step outside if using the spray shellac since the shellac has a serious strong odor - but the smell goes away quick and dries in minutes.

Do not shake the shellac but rather stir it or roll the container in your hands prior or use a stir stick.

using a spray shellac.

Use clear shellac as a primer instead.)

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.

Let your Hair, Face & Body be red carpet ready using Loreal, OPI, Shellac & Carons Wax.

At All About You we use Medik8 Skin care, Bio Sculpture Gel and CND Shellac for Nails.

I make a hole and pass through» — Anselm Kiefer Made using a heavily - encrusted mixture of shellac, emulsion, acrylic, ash and sunflower seeds, Am Anfang (In the Beginning), is a large, almost completely abstract painting that Anselm Kiefer made in 1998.

Using paint, wallpaper, fabric, and shellac, the new body of work depicts majestic sailboats, landmarks, and roaring seas rendered in steely blues, sandy greens and peachy whites.

In addition to beeswax, Jodi uses iron oxide, acrylic paint, bronze and copper pigments, graphite and shellac, which she sets on fire to get controlled yet spontaneous surface affects.

The artificially aged floors slant (an important aspect of Kienholz's work is achieving special patinas, for which he has developed an inventory of techniques using varnishes and shellacs, inks and oil washes, epoxy, fiberglass and flocking — a close - clipped rayon fiber applied with a blow gun to produce a textural effect like that on a phonograph turntable); the louvered ceiling has been duplicated; and the perfect carpentry of the bar itself had somehow to be badgered into an aging crookedness.

The product designer will create several pieces using organic composites, such as waste flowers, shellac, beeswax and resin in different stages of decay.

Unlike previous bodies of work, these paintings have been made sequentially, exploring the use of wax, ink and shellac in varying combinations alongside other media.

Characteristic of Kiefer's work is an ambitious use of materials; drawing on clay, ash, earth, lead, fabric, straw, shellac and dried flowers, as well as other non conventional matter, his encrusted canvases lie between the distinctions of painting and sculpture.

Formally, the Back series recalls Scott's earlier use of unstretched canvas, though here the ground is unstretched felt covered with layers of spray paint, shellac and rhoplex.

Always comfortable with disrupting the traditional and expected approach of the unspoiled vistas within landscape painting, the new series is freely in direct opposition given its use of the problematic materials of asphalt emulsion, tar, oil, wax, powdered mineral pigments and shellac on canvas.

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.

The reason for using BIN over Kiltz is because the BIN primer is shellac based so it will dry quickly and has better stain blocking properties.

Shellac primers are generally used to seal framing after smoke or fire damage to eliminate the smoke smell.

I can tell you that I would use BIN 1 -2-3 solely because it is a pigmented white shellac based primer.

Use clear shellac as a primer instead.)