LiquitexGLAZING MEDIUM 8OZ

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I bought this to test as a varnish over acrylic paintings. Even with a completely level isolation coat, there are thousands of tiny air bubbles in the varnish that will not go away after letting the mixture sit or using a vibrating table. The tiny air bubbles remain visible and trapped in the varnish, and the larger ones come to the surface and can be popped but leave irregularities in the finish.I'm very glad I tested this first, because using this would ruin any painting I wanted to have a nice, clear coat of gloss over.

The product arrived ahead of schedule. The product was exactly as described. The high side is, there are all kinds of products in the world promising to do the same as this product. Rule of thumb, find one product line you enjoy and stay with it for the duration of your project. The less than glossy side of the product is, the company is marginally responsive to artist questions. The company tends to put a lot of stock in 'watch' our video. This is a huge boring. The art store employees tend to learn and come to know products and I prefer the human to human experience. Maybe I'm just not up to talking to a robot, whereby the company who has a live voice and knowledge will get my business every time. Right?

I go through about 1 gallon a month of this medium. I've tried 6-7 mediums for acrylic pours and this is my favorite. It is hard to manipulate the gallon. I pour it into a gallon beverage container with a spout and then use that to refill a 32 ounce bottle I keep on my work bench. They need to make the gallon easier to pour with a spout or something. It always makes a mess.

I used Liquitex gloss medium varnish over acrylic paint on canvas with horrible cracking and yellowing results. After about an hour the entire surface has micro cracks, the varnish cracked everywhere. I tried waiting until completely dry and applied a second coat with same results. Do not recommend this product if you are covering an acrylic painting. It totally destroyed my painting.

This is a hard product to find. I needed it for some glass painting that I wanted to do. I was painting on some glassware that I could cure in the oven to make it permanent. My acrylic paints kept getting too thick. I was making lots of mistakes and cleaning the glass a lot.... so I researched what I needed. This does help keep the paint wet enough to use for a longer time. In addition, it is water-based. Most of the mediums that I found in the craft stores were oil based and I didn't want that hassle. Plus, the ones that I found online were very expensive and I wasn't even sure it they were the right product. This was cheap enough that I was willing to take a chance on it.Now, if it would only paint by itself.... I am certainly no Van Gogh, but who knows.... maybe with enough patience and practice..