19-04-2011, 08:09 AM
(This post was last modified: 19-04-2011, 08:14 AM by Radio Fixer.)
True Paula... it doesnt say wood but it does say cellulose toner. That's only used on wooden cabinets so there was a clue there. "Smile" .
The acrylics I use are not water based but some sort of spirit... they take cellulose thinners to clean up. I was referring to the cans sold in Halfords.
I have used water based, artists acrylics, for wound touch up but they wont cover some fillers fully and a second attempt wont work over a lacquer spray.
Yes! you are quite correct on the wood needing to be smooth first and so I always apply tape over a grain filled and sanded surface.
Enough... cheers Gary
The acrylics I use are not water based but some sort of spirit... they take cellulose thinners to clean up. I was referring to the cans sold in Halfords.
I have used water based, artists acrylics, for wound touch up but they wont cover some fillers fully and a second attempt wont work over a lacquer spray.
Yes! you are quite correct on the wood needing to be smooth first and so I always apply tape over a grain filled and sanded surface.
Enough... cheers Gary
