Most common questions (click for answer)
If the surface isn't clean then you are painting dirt which will reduce durability.
Action Paint is extremely gentle on surfaces so it is very unlikely it will cause any damage (always do a spot check if uncertain) therefore the main issue is surfaces that are porous or have cracks that will cause ACTION PAINT to seep into the surface. In these cases the REMOVER can only remove what it can access and the result can be staining or paint that is difficult to remove.
If water can damage a surface then ACTION PAINT and/or remover can also damage the surface.
Check out the "Instructions on Use" page for more information.
In is thoroughly dry in 1 hour however we would always recommend to let the paint dry for 24hours before exposure to rain.
Please note: surface water can damage ACTION PAINT. Because of its unique formulation prolonged submergence in water will soften the paint however when left to dry again it will revert back to normal. In some cases (eg: London rain) exposure to water can cause discoloration or "spotting".
We have a blog post on this and also see "Instructions on Use" page however the best idea is to avoid prolonged exposure to surface water if possible. We are also working on a clear coat/sealer to help with this issue.
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The key to successful removal is:
1. Apply lots of remover. Give it a good covering.
2. Give it time to work. Typically 1-2 minutes however f it is cold or the paint has been on a good while then upto 5 minutes could be needed.
3. Using a brush or cloth to agitate the remover (after about a minute) can really assist removal.
4. If the paint is cold then warm/hot water can be used to heat up the paint to make removal faster.
In general, be patient and let the remover do its job. Have fun!
Note: to make custom colours viable the pricing is more expensive or the volume purchased will need to be greater. We are working hard on making this feature possible.
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We are also looking to release many other delivery mechanisms such as paint pens and paint pots (for brush and roller).
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NOTE: Some colours are prone to water spotting when rain water is left to settle on the paint. Use of a good polish/wax can help here and we are working on a clear-coat/sealer that will help with the problem.
The USP of Action Paint is letting you make mistakes and then removing and trying again. It is like spray painting with training wheels.
However, if you are painting a surface that is to be exposed to the elements then we recommend waiting 24hours.
We do recommend using as thin a coat as possible as this makes the paint go further and also makes removal easier.
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Basically the paint puts our unique polymer between the surface and the pigments so the paint doesn't really touch the surface. Its pretty cool.
