I want to make some plain white vinyl window grille inserts look like wood to match the wood look vinyl replacement windows I had installed (small job). This looks like a simply way to achieve what I want. In the video you said this is a two step process, that you must include a top coat. My question is, can the top coat be applied any other way except using a sprayer (I don't have a sprayer) and it's such I small job I don't want to have have to buy one. The grilles are on the inside of the windows, they won't be exposed to the elements.
Hi Mike, I must say 10 videos is not enough. You make things very Simple to understand from a laymens terms. Hope to see more videos in the future. I liked your video on breaking down sheet goods although in my case I'm not sure if I can justify paying all that $$$ on a track saw. I understand you want a clean edge is there another way? ANYWAY hope to see more videos because you definitely have a teaching skill appreciate it 😀👍
It might , I have tried it on other substrates and it holds up well, CLeaning the surface is critical - depending on they type of plastic it could do well , Obviously it was not developed for that application. you may end up needing a clear coat to make it last longer & I'm not sure how well the clear coat will stick ..
Well done, I am in plastic extrusion and learning ways we can incorporate these types of finishes on the production line, any experience there? Would love to see a video on that if you have one.
I have been looking for the longest time for a product like this. Unfortunately I can’t seem to find out how to purchase it? Would you know where I can get this?
I know this is old but mannn I wish you were my dad or something. Thank you so much!! Can’t wait to try one of these
Thank you for the video, i am a wood fan for indoors, pvc for outdoors! Thanks brother!
Beautiful work 💪
Nice job!
I want to make some plain white vinyl window grille inserts look like wood to match the wood look vinyl replacement windows I had installed (small job). This looks like a simply way to achieve what I want. In the video you said this is a two step process, that you must include a top coat. My question is, can the top coat be applied any other way except using a sprayer (I don't have a sprayer) and it's such I small job I don't want to have have to buy one. The grilles are on the inside of the windows, they won't be exposed to the elements.
You can brush it on , but you may need to wait longer for the stain layer to set so you don't streak the Grain pattern
Hi Mike,
I must say 10 videos is not enough. You make things very
Simple to understand from a laymens terms. Hope to see more videos in the future.
I liked your video on breaking down sheet goods although in my case I'm not sure if I can justify paying all that $$$ on a track saw. I understand you want a clean edge is there another way?
ANYWAY hope to see more videos because you definitely have a teaching skill appreciate it 😀👍
Very nice! Would this paint work on an automotive application? In this case, the plastic wood grain look trim of a jeep grand wagoneer?
It might , I have tried it on other substrates and it holds up well, CLeaning the surface is critical - depending on they type of plastic it could do well , Obviously it was not developed for that application. you may end up needing a clear coat to make it last longer & I'm not sure how well the clear coat will stick ..
Well done, I am in plastic extrusion and learning ways we can incorporate these types of finishes on the production line, any experience there? Would love to see a video on that if you have one.
I would contact Aqua Surtech they may know of some production applications
How would this look on pvc boards that already have a woodgrain texture?
A different procedure since you dont need to introduce a grain pattern, just get a color variation to mimic wood -
I would love to hire someone to do this for me. You make it look so easy. Can you recommend anyone near Orange County, CA that could help?
Sorry I don’t know anybody there - it is really easy. Sure you can’t do it?
What would you recommend if the PVC is already on the column? Specifically for the spraying portion of this process. Could it be brushed on instead?
you might be able to roll on the clear afyer the stain coat has cured - i would try it on a test piece first
I wonder if you can simply apply stain to PVC siding which already has a wood grain. How would that look? I'm going to try...
Reqular stain won't work - this was a special formula for PVC Aqua Sur Tech
Sweet!
I have been looking for the longest time for a product like this. Unfortunately I can’t seem to find out how to purchase it? Would you know where I can get this?
Joseph Bickford email me for more info.
I’d love to know as well. I see that they are a Canadian company. I’m in the USA if that prevents them from shipping
www.aquasurtech-oem.com/ Check Azek building products website ad well.