Acrylic varnish

Final varnish with UV-protector for several painting techniques (e.g. oil. acrylic, gouache; also suitable for inkjet-prints, art prints and photos).May only be applied to the layer of paint after it has dried completely (drying time for oil colours: at least 8 – 12 month; drying time for thin acrylic coulours: approx. 3 days, for thicker acrylic layers: approx. 1 – 2 weeks; drying time for gouache: approx. 1 day).

Final satin-matt varnish with UV-protector for several painting techniques (e.g. oil. acrylic, gouache; also suitable for inkjet-prints, art prints and photos).May only be applied to the layer of paint after it has dried completely (drying time for oil colours: at least 8 – 12 month; drying time for thin acrylic coulours: approx. 3 days, for thicker acrylic layers: approx. 1 – 2 weeks; drying time for gouache: approx. 1 day).

Very effective universal fixative for several painting and drawing techniques based on alcohol. Intermediate fixative for charcoal and pencil (so they can be painted over with oil colours!); final fixative for charcoal, pencil, pastels, water-colours, gouache, art prints, inkjet-prints, photos. Colourless; non-yellowing; age-resistant; fast drying.

This crystal clear fixative suits as a fixative for pencil, charcoal, pastels, watercolours, ink, tempera, photos, prints, acrylic and oil colours. Due to the well-known acrylic resin Paraloid® B72 (often used in restoration) it has tightening and protecting characteristics and is also suitable as final varnish. It is highly lightfast, age-resistant and non-yellowing. Depending on the painting surface you will achieve an invisible fixation (on absorbent surfaces) or a semi-matt/ slightly glossy film (on non-absorbent surfaces). AEROSPRAY B72 has to be sprayed for several times from a distance of 30 - 40 cn from left to right and top to bottom (only in well-ventilated rooms). It contains solvents and must not be inhaled.

This crystal clear fixative suits as a fixative for pencil, charcoal, pastels, watercolours, ink, tempera, photos, prints, acrylic and oil colours. Due to the well-known acrylic resin Paraloid® B72 (often used in restoration) it has tightening and protecting characteristics and is also suitable as final varnish. It is highly lightfast, age-resistant and non-yellowing. Depending on the painting surface you will achieve an invisible fixation (on absorbent surfaces) or a semi-matt/ slightly glossy film (on non-absorbent surfaces). AEROSPRAY B72 has to be sprayed for several times from a distance of 30 - 40 cn from left to right and top to bottom (only in well-ventilated rooms). It contains solvents and must not be inhaled.

UV-resistant, waterbased varnish sprays for maximum effectiveness and protection of acrylic and oil paintings.Αvailable in Matte,Satin and Glossy .

Appointed to the crease Matte Acrylic Paint, Metal Colors or Craft Paint, can be applied to pieces of plaster, wood, ceramic, metal, styrofoam, etc. Prepare to part with Gloss Decorative Paint, Metallic or Matte, color desired and let dry thoroughly. Apply a thin coat of varnish Crackle and wait 10 to 15 minutes (the varnish will not dry). Thin with a little water other color Matte Acrylic Paint (do not use metal or glossy in the second application) and apply with a soft brush, without passing twice in the same place and without glaze, but banking ink. The varnish will crease after drying, which takes an average of 24 hours. If desired, to accelerate the creaking with a dryer.

Protective lacquer for paintings with AERO COLOR® Professional. Glossy; colourless; elastic; non-yellowing; dilutable with water, but forms rather quickly a water-resistant film. Also an ideal primer if diluted 1:1 with water and a final sealant for working with AERO COLOR® Professional on leather.

Protective lacquer for paintings with Αcrylic Ink.Colourless; flexible; scratch-resistant; non-yellowing; dilutable with water, but forms rather quickly a water-resistant film.Apply first layer very thin/”dry”. After a ventilation time from approx. 10 min. apply a second layer in a more rich/”wet” way to get a sealed surface.