Create CoatAdds that final dazzling finish to your foam project!Creamy-smooth, white, rock-hard, cement-like foam finish. Use directly on foam. Easy to make it look just like wood, stone, metal and bone. Perfect base for creating gorgeous natural tints with acid stains or our StainFast water based stain system. Does not stick to itself so you MUST use Boost instead of water to apply multiple coats. Use indoors or out. Rain, freeze, and sun resistant. Create Coat DOES NOT stick to itself! You MUST use Boost instead of water if applying multiple coats! Save money when buying 25lb bulk boxes in the US!Check out our bulk listing with a fixed shipping price included: *Please note 25lb boxes ship separately from other products ordered. Orders of 20 or more 25lb boxes may ship on a pallet. For volume discount rates of 40 or more 25lb boxes, email us. For a comparison of Foam Coats, click here To see foam projects made using this product, click here California Proposition 65 Warning: This product contains crystalline silica, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, and reproductive harm. While mixing the dry ingredients use a dust mask or respirator with an RPE of 20 or 40. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov or HWFF's information page: California Proposition 65. Features:
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InstructionsDownload the instruction manual here.
MIXING: Mix in a clean container with clean water or Boost. Start with 1 part cool water or Boost per 3 parts powder (for example, 1 cup of water or Boost per 3 cups of powder). Add water or Boost to powder and mix until Create Coat turns to a smooth paste. You can add more powder or liquid until you have your ideal paste. Do not overmix. If you plan to apply multiple coats, you MUST use Boost as part of the liquid ingredient! Create Coat DOES NOT stick to itself! You can achieve excellent self adhesion when Boost is diluted with 3 parts water to 1 part Boost.
APPLYING: From 1/32 inch to 1/2 inch. Use a brush or trowel. Use Boost fortifier if you want multiple coats. SET TIME: Use within 20 mins. Hard in 1-2 hrs. Max strength and bond in 24 hrs. FINISHING: Smooth or texture while drying. Difficult to sand once dry. Stain or paint. CLEAN-UP: Clean tools and brushes with clean soapy water before coating hardens.
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California Proposition 65 Warning: This product contains crystalline silica, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, and reproductive harm. While mixing the dry ingredients use a dust mask or respirator with an RPE of 20 or 40. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov or HWFF's information page: California Proposition 65.
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Do you mix create coat with the exterior coat?
Hi Bertha,
No you cannot mix them, but you can apply a layer of Create Coat over Exterior Foam Coat.
Keep in mind that subsequent coatings won't stick too well to Create Coat because it's super smooth and water resistant.
To be thrifty (Create Coat is more expensive than Exterior Foam Coat) and to get more strength, you can apply a single layer of Create Coat over All Purpose or Exterior Foam Coat
I'm trying to get a porcelain surface treatment for one of the sculptures. Not sure how to get that glassy stone finish?
If your sculpture is not too big, you can get a smooth finish by simply banging on your foam sculpture after you coat it. The foam coat will liquefy for an instant, smoothing out your brush strokes. You will definitely want to try this on a test piece first. Note: Create Coat won't stick well to itself without adding Boost, and once you add Boost it becomes super difficult to sand.
Create Coat can be smoothed as it dries. You can even use wet-and-dry sandpaper on it just before it hardens.
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Most of my form projects are for building back ground feature in vivariums. Many which are made to look like rocks. The grits can be added to the coating finish to add to the realisum of the rock features. I often paint over the coating to give depth. Adding the grit to the foam coat can sometime be lost if to much paint is applied afterward. But the grit can also be added in brushed on paint to add another depth of realisum to these rock features.
