Pebeo1-Piece 45ml Pebeo Porcelaine 150 China Paint 45-Milliliter Bottle, Chalkboard Black,Chalkboard Black

drys nice and quick, used to cover the cracks on a repaired porcelain horse, soaked straight in and couldn't even see the cracks

Lo conosco da un po' questo prodotto, nulla di eccezionale, ma fa il suo lavoro. In alcune occasioni non ha funzionato come da aspettative, ma potrebbero esserci molti fattori in gioco, non é detto sia colpa del prodotto. Lo promuovo

Compré para pintar unas tazas de porcelana y quedan muy bien.Se tiene que pintar con una esponja, dando golpecitos, sino queda rallado. Yo he tenido que hacer dos capas, dejando unos 5-10 minutos entre ellas, y en mi caso se secó muy rápidamente (unas pocas horas), luego se hornea 35 minutos en el horno a 150ºC y listo. Antes de hornear se recomienda retocar y quitar toda la pintura que nos haya quedado fuera de lo que queremos pintar, después del horno no hay vuelta atrás.

Produit facile à poser, le pinceau se nettoie à l'eau.Le résultat est un peu trop mat pour moi. Même après cuisson le revêtement s'use assez facilement. Ne convient pas à l'usage que je pensais en faire.

This stuff was great for the craft I did with my first grader. There wasn't much in the way of directions, though, so here's what we did:First, clean the area to be painted with rubbing alcohol and allow to air-dry.I recommend doing two coats in opposite directions: Paint the area with horizontal strokes. Let dry one hour. Paint the area with vertical strokes. We found that a small paintbrush, rather than a sponge brush, was the better tool for the job.Allow to sit for at least a day. We waited four days because the colored enamel paints we were using on the mug required four days before baking. (Michael's has every color you could want, except chalk board)When baking, put the mugs in the oven, set a timer for a half hour, turn on the oven to 325 F. After the half hour, turn off the oven and let the mugs cool in the cooling oven.When the mugs are cool, you have to prime the chalkboard by rubbing chalk all over the board in two directions before buffing it off. Now the chalkboard is ready to use.That's it! Our mug went through a regular dishwasher cycle just fine, and was easy to write on with chalk. I was pleasantly surprised at how well the paint worked.In terms of area, we painted six mugs and used a little more than half the bottle of paint -- and a six year old did much of the painting -- so you might be able to squeeze a little more out than we did :-)