Collaging with Acrylic Skins and Dura-Lar Film (205-2)

[@AshleeElease]

So fun about to buy this film

[@manahil189]

Very nice video. 👌 Thanks for sharing your video with us.😄 New friend here. ☺

[@vonaldautterback8831]

Thank you for this interesting video! But...Some kind of gel or medium? What kind? "The medium I am using happens to be self-leveling" No mention of what brand/type medium are using!

[@grafixarts]

It looks like she is using Golden's gel medium for this project.

[@karenkernell9405]

Did you peel the skins off the plastic sheet first before glueing the pieces onto the support?

[@grafixarts]

Yes, she did.

[@supermelodia]

What's the thickness of this sheet is 0.3 or 0.5? It's seems very thin maybe 0.3?

[@grafixarts]

Our .005 Is thicker than our .003. The .005 is the same thickness as a business card. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

[@sherrypollack5320]

Does the collage need to be sealed after it's finished? If so , how? Thank you! Love your videos.

[@grafixarts]

No, the Dura-Lar Film collage doesn’t need to be sealed after finishing the project featured in this video. However, if you would like to seal this project you can use one of the following materials. Spray recommendations: Krylon Workable Fixative, Krylon Gallery Series Archival Fixatif (has UV protection) and Lascaux Fixativ Varnish recommendations: Sennelier Matte UV Protection, Krylon UV Protectant and Acrylic Gel Medium We strongly do recommend testing yourself before using on your final project and also reviewing the Manufacturers guidelines for their products. Please visit our website www.grafixarts.com for more product information.

[@bananashaveice]

Please show & say exactly what products you're using. What is that base plate & transparent paint? It's not very helpful if we don't know the name of your supplies. Thanks.

[@grafixarts]

The plate that is being used is our Impress Inking Palette. Unfortunately, we aren’t sure of the exact paint that is being used but, you can use any Acyrilic based paint on Inking Palette to create the Acrylic Skins.