Polyester Object Painting Technique...26.06.2015
You need acrylic paint and a pompom brush to paint the polyester object of your choice. You can start by choosing the color you want to paint from acrylic paints. Two-color works are more ostentatious.
Put your polyester object on a flat surface. Put some of the acrylic paint on a plate. Then, press the pompom brush lightly on the paint, allowing some paint to come to the brush. Apply the brush to the polyester in small strokes. The important thing here is not to work on the same spot all the time, paint by spreading.
We can paint the spots that we cannot reach with a picture painting brush. After the first coat is painted, it should be waited for about 2 hours to dry.
After drying, the same painting is applied on the other side. The painting process should be applied at least twice.
The polyester object, which is completely painted and dried, is finally varnished with water-based varnish and made ready for use.
By clicking the link below, you can see all the necessary materials for polyester dyeing;