I LOVE this about your company! It makes it SO much easier to produce high quality work when you understand how everything works. Combined with your beautiful quality products of course! thankyou for all the information you give about your products ☺

@MatisseDerivan

2 жыл бұрын

well thank you very much! - happy painting!!!

Best ever explanation and reasons I've heard on this item. I'm checking out your channel right now. Bye. "Edited" Ok, craft and art. That's a shame, but you still enlightened me from a different field - Automotive. Great work Steve.

@MatisseDerivan

Жыл бұрын

Glad you found this helpful!

Thank, you for explaining so we non scientists can understand. Also thank, you for changing the Celsius to Fahrenheit. Am,70 years.old and have no desire to go back to school !

@MatisseDerivan

Ай бұрын

❤️

Thank you! I painted my concrete patio. Still tacky. I was blaming the paint but I think I’m the bad guy. 😮 I used too heavy of a coating and coated too quickly in between. 😢 lmao at the end. Watching paint dry isn’t boring. It’s frustrating!!

@MatisseDerivan

Жыл бұрын

Glad this was helpful for you.

Watching this video was like watching paint drying...wait....what? Just kidding. I couldn't resist. Loved the video. I have a small paint job using Testors paint and was wondering how long until it would be dry. Thank you for the video. Cheers from America.

@MatisseDerivan

Жыл бұрын

Haha, glad you enjoyed it!

So I’ve been curing my paintings for 6 weeks before varnishing. You really didn’t tell me how long I need to wait at typical household conditions

@MatisseDerivan

Ай бұрын

What is your location? What is the temperature there? What is the relative humidity? Are you indoors? Is there rain or fog? Does the paint stay above 10°C all day and all night?

I, appreciate you explaining in layman's terms !! BUT, I do have a problem with explaining in Celsius. Please, can you convert to degrees?? Other than that, great !!!

@MatisseDerivan

2 жыл бұрын

Here are the temperatures mentioned in the video, converted to Fahrenheit. 15°C = 59°F 25°C = 77°F 5°C = 41°F 8°C = 46.4°F Glad you found the video useful. 😊

@jennymoore7623

2 жыл бұрын

@@MatisseDerivan thank, you so very much !! I am, a BRAND new beginner. Constantly, reasearing for all the information, I can find SIMPLIED !!

Can u dry acrylic painting faster using hairdryer

@MatisseDerivan

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not best practice to dry acrylic with a hair dryer as it can move paint around, smearing your beautiful creation. However, if it’s very thin and on the lowest setting of warmth then it might work for you. The main issue with doing this is that when the paint is thicker, you will only dry the top layer first which traps moisture. I hope that helps you.

@vaninarayan4720

2 жыл бұрын

@@MatisseDerivan thank you so much. That indeed a good info

@photondebuger45

Жыл бұрын

@@MatisseDerivan how about a small heat lamp?

@MatisseDerivan

Жыл бұрын

@@photondebuger45 If the paint is thin and the lamp dries the paint evenly, then this could possibly be an alternative to using the hair dryer.

@photondebuger45

Жыл бұрын

@@MatisseDerivan i mean.... I still kinda like leave it for a while and feel how the item thats painted on how hot it is. Like you know that part where it's like dry but tacky? I feel like the lamp took that out and dried up the paint dunno if that's a placebo tho. Because i painted a plastic piece in acrylic and it always feels tacky but doing that... *_SORTA_* helped oh mate I'd love if you have any techniques on painting plastic with acrylic paint like how to actually make it stick to the bloody piece and stay there or if there's any other thing to put on top sealing it or something