I would recommend modpodge. You must use a paint spunge over flaking very softly and carefully. I work with it alot and it's my go to for things like this. Good luck!
Indeed, looks nice, I also love to draw on clothes. Sorry that you ran into the problem of chipping. The most important is to prepare the surface. You can treat it with a special primer, it is sold in art stores. And when the print will be finished and all the paint will dry out you can steam it with an iron to secure the drawing and cover it with Acryl lacquer. As for me, in quarantine, I got carried away to paint by numbers from the photo. Honestly, it is a very fascinating activity, no less interesting than drawings on clothes.
I just finished priming kitchen cabinets and noticed the seam between trims and boxes. Is it too late for wood filler or caulk? Using water based (Stix) primer and... See more
What course of sandpaper do I use on cabinets to prepare for painting? I’m purchasing cabinet doors, so I just want to scuff up the outer facing. Thanks for your... See more
I've been searching for the perfect green for my dinning room. I've found it but would just like it to be a little bit lighter. Can I mix white chalk paint in with... See more
I have tried numerous different paints for my wood windows and nothing seems to work very well....is there a water proof, not water resistant, paint on the market ?... See more
I have a small metal table I want to spray paint. This project will be done outside, so I need a protective cover when spraying, especially if wind is present. Bought... See more
It's a fiberglas door and the paint color is a gloss deep red. I've read that using a roller is better than a brush to get the smoothest surface, but then at Lowe's I... See more
Trying to cover this hideous tile in a Lake house that we’re going to list. Does anyone have any idea of what kind of paint will cover the plastic tile?
I am beginning to use a few stencils. I have lots of acrylic paint and some other paints. But my brushes are all the cheapest I could buy. The only stippling brushes... See more
I have an old dresser that I want to use chalk paint on and I would like a silver finish. I have other pieces and I want them to blend together. The dresser has a lot... See more
Our surplus store occasionally has paint stirrers on sale for very little. We always buy them but can never think of a project except to stir paint! This time... See more
Tried making this home sign...how does this patina background look .i tried different colours as base coat and then coated it with patina chalk paint and then... See more
Okay, so I love this stuff. Already did one bathroom with it and used wax to seal the first one. This time around I bought the matte sealer to use in an effort to... See more
My first chalk paint piece was a tall dresser using AS. I finished with a clear wax that I applied and buffed with a soft cloth. My next project is an old, very large... See more
I refinish furniture, mostly for myself and friends, and would like to see what kind of sander is everyone's favorite and why. Do you prefer a electric/pneumatic -... See more
Your comment...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1N9Q4HV_SE
spray it with clear spray on sealer like water based polyurethane
Agree with Lynn. Spray clear poly on it.
I like Cheryl's suggestion. Any other clear spray is not that flexible. Would also flake off and take the paint with it.
I would recommend modpodge. You must use a paint spunge over flaking very softly and carefully. I work with it alot and it's my go to for things like this. Good luck!
I just say re spray it would the clear paint up times couple Coats couple of
Thanks. Do you recommend any specific brand?
Indeed, looks nice, I also love to draw on clothes. Sorry that you ran into the problem of chipping. The most important is to prepare the surface. You can treat it with a special primer, it is sold in art stores. And when the print will be finished and all the paint will dry out you can steam it with an iron to secure the drawing and cover it with Acryl lacquer. As for me, in quarantine, I got carried away to paint by numbers from the photo. Honestly, it is a very fascinating activity, no less interesting than drawings on clothes.