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Post by onethatwas on Jan 13, 2017 20:55:45 GMT
I am considering a project in which I want to stain some wood tiles, but then would like to paint over that as well.
Is there any difficulty I will face in doing so? Preparation steps, advice? A Google search is kinda giving mixed suggestions, so I figured I'd ask the community.
Just as a note, the paint I will be using is a basic acrylic paint, like what most of us use for crafting.
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sotf
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Post by sotf on Jan 14, 2017 0:05:37 GMT
For painting, stains don't stop you from painting them unless you use the stain & sealing ones.
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Post by sgtslag on Jan 14, 2017 1:30:40 GMT
I've applied urethane-stain to miniatures, after which, I painted them with acrylic craft paints... No issues. Zero. Nada. Zip. Zilch. "Damn the torpedoes! Full steam ahead!" Cheers!
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Post by firehawk92 on Jan 14, 2017 21:15:24 GMT
I am considering a project in which I want to stain some wood tiles, but then would like to paint over that as well. Is there any difficulty I will face in doing so? Preparation steps, advice? A Google search is kinda giving mixed suggestions, so I figured I'd ask the community. Just as a note, the paint I will be using is a basic acrylic paint, like what most of us use for crafting. Do you plan to sand away a portion of your paint to reveal the stained surface and show a distressed finish? If so--I have had much better success with applying the paint first, distressing the finish, and then applying the stain. If you apply the stain first it is very easy to sand right through it when distressing your paint.
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