Satin

The easiest, way is to dilute drywall compound and put it into a a texture gun (sounds counter -intuitive but stay with me). The texture gun runs off of an air compressor. You can rent both from your local home center. spray a coat of the drywall compound onto the wall and imediately strike it off with a large taping knife (14 or 16 inches). This will give you a smooth finish. If there are small imperfections after it is dry, use a damp sponge and a light touch to smooth them out. Of course you will have to prime and re-paint the wall or door.

Satin is a type of fabric, it refers to the finish on the cloth when it is woven. Satin can be constructed of silk, which is a natural fiber (comes from silkworms), or it can be constructed of synthetic material, primarily rayon or polyester. You can also have satin which is constructed with both silk and cotton, or a blend of silk and rayon. These blends are not common in modern fabrics but were extensively used in older clothes.

Some satins are heavier than others. Some are shiny on both sides, and some are shiny only on one side. You can expect to pay anywhere from $1 yard to $50 a yard for satin, depending on its composition and quality (silk satins and heavy satins are more expensive).

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It is a brushed finished, which is not completely matte, but still has a good bit of shine.

There are around 225 sunny days each year in Wichita, Kansas. This equates to the area being sunny about 65 percent of the year.

Yes satin can shrink when it is exposed to heat and water. It is important to read the care instructions of the item before laundering to ensure minimal shrinkage. Here are some tips to prevent satin from shrinking:

• Wash the item in cold water
• Avoid exposing the fabric to direct heat sources
• Hang dry the item or use a low tumble dry setting
• Avoid using bleach

Following these tips can help preserve the shape and size of your satin items.

Satin finish will look very nice, but won't be as shiny as the semi-gloss. I would recommend the satin finish because it won't show scratches as much.

If you have only wore it a couple of time or none at all it can bring up to $150 but if it is in worn condition about $85-$115

I think a satin fetish starts at a young age mostly like it did with me,when a boy or girl sees or touches something (fabric) that feels appealing like silk and satin.It appeals because it is soft smooth shiny and comfortable if you wear it , in general just feels nice to be against it.There are thousands of people online who share these views about satin,and if you associate its appeal with a sexual person it turns into a fetish

My mom used to dissolve some salt in to the water before washing.Why don't you try. But do not wash it in washing machine. Try hand wash.

I think you mean Peau de soie. It's a fabric.

Satin stitch is regular embroidery, not cross stitch. It is basically straight stitches alongside each other across the shape to fill in.

I dont think anybody could give a reliable answer to this question. For the most part, nowadays there are alot of people who do their praying and believing online. Then you have a whole lot of others who do believe in God and the devil but still wouldn't go to church or pray.

Another problem is (this may or may not apply to other religions) but Catholic priests anyway (after all these years of stern belief) are now starting to doubt the existence of the Devil and the few that haven't completely lost faith in him have certainly downplayed his existence, but yet they would still be classified a religion that believes in him. I believe in satin. It's soft and comfy.

On your browser type in 1922 satin finish Peace dollar and click on image. You will find all the pictures you need.

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That gun was made in 1978. It would probably bring $350 - $450. If you mean it has an 18 inch barrel, it may be a law enforcement or military model, and would probably be worth a little more to a collector.

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gragslist or eBay is a good place

A fabric originally made from silk and imported from China. It was known as Zaytun, after the Chinese seaport. It is a basic weave, and the face of the fabric is smooth and glossy while the back is dull. The fabric is stronger when the silk fibers are blended with linen or cotton wefts. There are many types of satins.

The best blood removal method I have found is regular hydrogen peroxide. Depending on the size of the blood, either dab the area with a cotton ball soaked in peroxide or you can pour the peroxide directly on the blood. The peroxide will foam and oxidize the blood on contact. Again, depending on the size of the blood, it might take two or more applications to complete.

The surfaces of the coin will have a slightly matt finish. ie. it is not shiny like you would expect on regular coins.

Also, at the time of issue, the coin would have been sold in some form of protective packaging to protect the finish. The packaging should have some reference to the metallic content of the coin and the fact that has a satin finish.

There were very few of them minted.

Put nail polish remover on them and then scrub it along with soap. After you have done this i suggest you soak it in hot water and every hour check on it and scrub it for about 3 min.

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$750 to $14,500 depending upon the condition of the coin.

Ann