We are doing a hannah montana theme in my granddaughters room and need to figure out how to paint a guitar on the wall... Im pretty good at drawing but need some tips and ideas. Maybe even where I can buy a wall size stencil. Thks.Help painting a guitar on a wall?
Borrow a guitar %26amp; draw the outline, or prop it up, put a bright light behind it then draw around the shaddow.Help painting a guitar on a wall?
HANNA MONTANA IS THE DEVIL
THE DDDDDDDDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVVVVVVVVVVVIL
KILL KILL KILL!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Don't do hannah montana save your dignity
Thursday, February 25, 2010
What does it mean when painting a wall ';It needs two coats';.?
When painting a wall. What does it mean when it is said, ';need two coats';? Does it mean one coat primer one coat finish or one coat primer two coats finish?What does it mean when painting a wall ';It needs two coats';.?
if the finish paint says two coats , then its two coats of that paint.
for a new wall it should be primer, undercoat, finish, finish coats
two primer coats or undercoats if one coat doesnt provide good coverage.
You can get undercoat tinted , and that will make the finish coat easier. Tint to about 1/2 the tinter of the finish coat color.
If one finish coat looks good then leave it at that .What does it mean when painting a wall ';It needs two coats';.?
you can use a primer and 1 coat of paint. That should be all you need
That means you paint it once...let it dry, then paint all over again, that's whats called the second coat. Very important.
1 coat of primer and 1 coat of finish
OR
2 coats of finish will due as well.
Primer is already assumed. (undercoat is oil based primer) for oil paint finish-kitchens and baths and woodwork. All surfaces need a primer.
So, 2 color coats.(I use the term color for finish coats). The first is the main body coat, so you are just hauling azz to get it covered....but no one is perfect to do it 100% even in one coat, so the second is more of a ';just to be sure I got everything coat which makes it more even color finish';.
Besides you will not be able to cover black with white in just one coat. Nor Red over green. Or green over red. Or any big change in color.
Never.
Usually, the primer is white or 1/2 the color of the finish. this is so you can see what you have done with the first color coat. And as the first color coat does not cover the primer 100%., it is easy to see what you are doing the second time around with the color coat.
And this is the minimum.
People who want a good finish ask for 3 color coats.(Higher end homes). Primer is only used on bare walls, excessively patched walls or when you are not sure what kind of paint(oil or latex) is on the walls.
The econo paints are more likely to require the additional coats than the more expensive paints(you get what you pay for)
And you let it dry overnight between each coat minimum. You can do patching after the primer is applied and minor patching even after the first coat(the dents seem to appear then). Lightly sand the walls smooth between each coat with 120 sandpaper...and then ';dry dust'; or ';dry rag'; off the dust before applying the next coat.private myspace
if the finish paint says two coats , then its two coats of that paint.
for a new wall it should be primer, undercoat, finish, finish coats
two primer coats or undercoats if one coat doesnt provide good coverage.
You can get undercoat tinted , and that will make the finish coat easier. Tint to about 1/2 the tinter of the finish coat color.
If one finish coat looks good then leave it at that .What does it mean when painting a wall ';It needs two coats';.?
you can use a primer and 1 coat of paint. That should be all you need
That means you paint it once...let it dry, then paint all over again, that's whats called the second coat. Very important.
1 coat of primer and 1 coat of finish
OR
2 coats of finish will due as well.
Primer is already assumed. (undercoat is oil based primer) for oil paint finish-kitchens and baths and woodwork. All surfaces need a primer.
So, 2 color coats.(I use the term color for finish coats). The first is the main body coat, so you are just hauling azz to get it covered....but no one is perfect to do it 100% even in one coat, so the second is more of a ';just to be sure I got everything coat which makes it more even color finish';.
Besides you will not be able to cover black with white in just one coat. Nor Red over green. Or green over red. Or any big change in color.
Never.
Usually, the primer is white or 1/2 the color of the finish. this is so you can see what you have done with the first color coat. And as the first color coat does not cover the primer 100%., it is easy to see what you are doing the second time around with the color coat.
And this is the minimum.
People who want a good finish ask for 3 color coats.(Higher end homes). Primer is only used on bare walls, excessively patched walls or when you are not sure what kind of paint(oil or latex) is on the walls.
The econo paints are more likely to require the additional coats than the more expensive paints(you get what you pay for)
And you let it dry overnight between each coat minimum. You can do patching after the primer is applied and minor patching even after the first coat(the dents seem to appear then). Lightly sand the walls smooth between each coat with 120 sandpaper...and then ';dry dust'; or ';dry rag'; off the dust before applying the next coat.
If I'm painting an off-white wall white, do I need a coat of primer, or can I just do two coats of the white?
I also need to it to cover a five inch hole that was filled with drywall spackle--will the two coats of white keep discoloration from showing, or is primer different enough from white paint that it would affect the outcome in this situation? I'm mainly concerned with covering the spackle.If I'm painting an off-white wall white, do I need a coat of primer, or can I just do two coats of the white?
Use the primer over the whole wall place a coat of regular paint on the patch first . Then one coat should be adequate to do a favorable job.If I'm painting an off-white wall white, do I need a coat of primer, or can I just do two coats of the white?
When you Spackle you need to primer because if not the paint will peel or even later in time have little bitty breather holes, also the primer will help the paint preserve it self longer and have a better resistance for normal wear and tear....
Definitely use the primer first, especially if your wall is a darker color to begin with. I would still use two coats of paint though whether or not you spackled and primed.
your better off adding a coat of primer your paint will take better in the long run you will be glad you used the primer.
Use the primer first. The paint will cover and stick better.
Use the primer over the whole wall place a coat of regular paint on the patch first . Then one coat should be adequate to do a favorable job.If I'm painting an off-white wall white, do I need a coat of primer, or can I just do two coats of the white?
When you Spackle you need to primer because if not the paint will peel or even later in time have little bitty breather holes, also the primer will help the paint preserve it self longer and have a better resistance for normal wear and tear....
Definitely use the primer first, especially if your wall is a darker color to begin with. I would still use two coats of paint though whether or not you spackled and primed.
your better off adding a coat of primer your paint will take better in the long run you will be glad you used the primer.
Use the primer first. The paint will cover and stick better.
Is it true that you should base a wall with grey before painting it red?
Use black paint instead. Then red goes on with 1 coat.....my husband and I do this for a living so I know from experience... Good Luck :)Is it true that you should base a wall with grey before painting it red?
this is what the man at Sherwin Williams told me when I painted the trim in my kitchen red. It still took two coats to get full coverage even with the primer.
Then when I painted an accent wall in my bedroom red, I first painted all four walls the main mauve color, no primer, and then two coats of the red on the feature. So it was the same amount of work both times.
If the wall that you're painting already has a color on it - not just white - then you should be ok to go without a primer.Is it true that you should base a wall with grey before painting it red?
That is exactly what my painter and the ';experts'; in the home depot painting department told me. I did it in the library but not on the family room ceiling where I was doing a faux leather treatment. I only used 2 coats of red in the library as opposed to 5 coats on the family room ceiling.
It may be true but I have been in the construction field for over 30 years and have never heard that before..If your job is large enough I would tint the primer as close to the red you are using as possible (assuming that you need a primer)If not,just use a good quality paint.
this is what the man at Sherwin Williams told me when I painted the trim in my kitchen red. It still took two coats to get full coverage even with the primer.
Then when I painted an accent wall in my bedroom red, I first painted all four walls the main mauve color, no primer, and then two coats of the red on the feature. So it was the same amount of work both times.
If the wall that you're painting already has a color on it - not just white - then you should be ok to go without a primer.Is it true that you should base a wall with grey before painting it red?
That is exactly what my painter and the ';experts'; in the home depot painting department told me. I did it in the library but not on the family room ceiling where I was doing a faux leather treatment. I only used 2 coats of red in the library as opposed to 5 coats on the family room ceiling.
It may be true but I have been in the construction field for over 30 years and have never heard that before..If your job is large enough I would tint the primer as close to the red you are using as possible (assuming that you need a primer)If not,just use a good quality paint.
Wall painting in church Normandie?
There is a small town that start with M near a big city in Normandy, that has a church near to the rocks(beach).
In this church there should be a wall fresco of a famous painter who lived around 1878. Any ideas?Wall painting in church Normandie?
Hi! It's probably in Manche. I don't see a reference to your wall painting but there are so many churches with frescoes perhaps you'll find it in the links below.... hope this helps!
Manche (1990 pop. 480,900), NW France, in Normandy, on the English Channel. Manche is coextensive with the Cotentin peninsula. Saint-L么 (the capital), Cherbourg, and Avranches are the chief towns, and Mont-Saint-Michel is off the coast.
http://www.mondes-normands.caen.fr/angle鈥?/a>
http://www.mondes-normands.caen.fr/angle鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manche
http://www.popadd.com/policedaniel4
http://www.popadd.com/policedaniel4Wall painting in church Normandie?
I hope it helped... thank you!
In this church there should be a wall fresco of a famous painter who lived around 1878. Any ideas?Wall painting in church Normandie?
Hi! It's probably in Manche. I don't see a reference to your wall painting but there are so many churches with frescoes perhaps you'll find it in the links below.... hope this helps!
Manche (1990 pop. 480,900), NW France, in Normandy, on the English Channel. Manche is coextensive with the Cotentin peninsula. Saint-L么 (the capital), Cherbourg, and Avranches are the chief towns, and Mont-Saint-Michel is off the coast.
http://www.mondes-normands.caen.fr/angle鈥?/a>
http://www.mondes-normands.caen.fr/angle鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manche
http://www.popadd.com/policedaniel4
http://www.popadd.com/policedaniel4Wall painting in church Normandie?
I hope it helped... thank you!
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In Pokemon Diamond, how do I open up the wall painting in Mt. Coronet?
Or is there another way to get to the peak?In Pokemon Diamond, how do I open up the wall painting in Mt. Coronet?
Yes,go to Hearthrome City and go left and find Mt.Coronet from there.In Pokemon Diamond, how do I open up the wall painting in Mt. Coronet?
u get the charizard dude to burn it down
Yes,go to Hearthrome City and go left and find Mt.Coronet from there.In Pokemon Diamond, how do I open up the wall painting in Mt. Coronet?
u get the charizard dude to burn it down
Whats the best way to remove paint from the ceiling when you accidently get it on from painting the wall?
painting inside your houseWhats the best way to remove paint from the ceiling when you accidently get it on from painting the wall?
DO NOT use oops to remove the paint you've gotten on your ceiling because it will also remove the ceiling paint. Oops is a product that removes dried latex paint from woodwork and floors and things of that nature, it will remove paint and I'm guessing that's whats on your ceiling is paint so don't try that solution!! If you don't have the paint or any idea who's brand it is your best bet would be to buy a aerosol can of ';Cover Stain'; and shield the area with tape and plastic or a piece of card board and lightly spray, 9 out of 10 times it's a good match. Good luck Les the painterWhats the best way to remove paint from the ceiling when you accidently get it on from painting the wall?
If you are using latex, then a wet/damp rag. Try and not spread the paint any further than it already is. There is also a product called oops, that is good for removing mistakes. You can find it at home improvement and paint stores.
In addition to Les's answer (first responder is totally wrong), I have used Kilz with a foam brush to clean up small spots on white knockdown texture ceilings.
DO NOT use oops to remove the paint you've gotten on your ceiling because it will also remove the ceiling paint. Oops is a product that removes dried latex paint from woodwork and floors and things of that nature, it will remove paint and I'm guessing that's whats on your ceiling is paint so don't try that solution!! If you don't have the paint or any idea who's brand it is your best bet would be to buy a aerosol can of ';Cover Stain'; and shield the area with tape and plastic or a piece of card board and lightly spray, 9 out of 10 times it's a good match. Good luck Les the painterWhats the best way to remove paint from the ceiling when you accidently get it on from painting the wall?
If you are using latex, then a wet/damp rag. Try and not spread the paint any further than it already is. There is also a product called oops, that is good for removing mistakes. You can find it at home improvement and paint stores.
In addition to Les's answer (first responder is totally wrong), I have used Kilz with a foam brush to clean up small spots on white knockdown texture ceilings.
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