Liquitex 塗料 プロ用 400 ml 6025

Are you an artist that wants a highly gloss surface without having to brush or roll on the final layer to your masterpieces? I swear this is the best spray I’ve ever used and I’ve been a painter since 1974. It makes the final protective coat over your acrylic paintings absolutely magnificent. It’s a lot of money for just a little can but it’s worth it if you’re a fine artist

We use Soluvar (both glossy and matte) in a wide variety of antique restoration and conservation projects. It protects a metal item's patina, brings out much of the original brightness in old paintings and provides a layer of protection on whatever we use it on. I leaned about this product from a fine arts restoration professional who highly recommended it. It is easily removable of you need to do so, and without damaging the item. It really is amazing.

So far I've been impressed with the finish. I used a Varathane can bought at Home Depot that is water based and while good, the finish isn't the same quality. the Liquitex is not water based so don't think about using this indoors. I can't make any judgement about durability since I just applied it.

Glad to find something that gives a nice shine, and is also UV protectant and water resistant. I use it to seal colored pencil, marker, and paint. Just make sure your surface is completely dry that you have painted on. For my small jewelry pendants, I wait three days before spraying. Larger areas will need a longer time to cure.

I've used a lot of different acrylic finishes for my painting. This is by far the best and easily to use. Good coverage, excellent, non-yellowing shine. A tad bit expensive but well worth the money. Able to finish my painting in less than 1/2 the time using a liquid.