How to Varnish Acrylic Paintings and Canvas Prints | Super Easy Tutorial

[@KrystleColeArt]

Reading the comments, there are lots of questions about varnishing that I answered in this video... hope it's helpful to you! 4 Biggest Lies about Varnishing Acrylic Paintings - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4aZaaFpnNGVo68

[@shannonmcglynn55]

I love how simple, short and, informative your videos are. I find that other users videos are easily, 30 mins-1 Hour just to hear them ramble on about there life. I’m happy to have found a channel that is so simple! And easy! Thank you and love your art!

[@KrystleColeArt]

Glad you like them!

[@shannonmcglynn55]

@@KrystleColeArt Sure did! Love your channel!

[@BenHeffernanArt]

Oh no I thinks that's me.......🤐😬

[@sardonicsophisticate3974]

Instead of washing out the roller between coats, I put mine in a ziplock bag and seal out any air. This keeps the roller or foam brush from drying without having to introduce water which can cloud the varnish. This method works for same day or next day varnish jobs.

[@KrystleColeArt]

Interesting!

[@Swasohri]

Yes and it's good for any paint job too. I keep mine in a cellophane wrap right away .. I love how she did the job perfectly 🥰

[@BenHeffernanArt]

Nice.

[@johnbennett1667]

I am SO glad I watched your video! I've been dreading varnishing my latest piece bc I had always used a brush and I could never get all the streaks out! So frustrating!

[@KrystleColeArt]

Glad I could help!

[@TinyFreya59]

I came for the instruction but fell in loooove with that hedgehog!

[@KrystleColeArt]

thank you! its available on my website if you'd like one :) www.krystlecole.com/listing/727965176/hedgehog-art-print-on-paper-or-canvas-of

[@BenHeffernanArt]

Yes and the cat!

[@vanblairs4322]

Thank you for this! I just ordered some foam rollers online. I have ruined at least one painting with my lack-of-varnishing-skills, and I, too, have shied away from it because of my varnishing trauma. With your helpful advice I feel more confident! Wish me luck!

[@KrystleColeArt]

It might be a good idea for you to try out the roller varnishing on a painting that you don't care about so much. Like a test canvas just to make sure you've got it all down before trying it on a painting that you really care about and have spent a lot of time on. Wish you luck :-)

[@vanblairs4322]

@@KrystleColeArt Yes! That is a great idea, and I have plenty of those! :)

[@johnnyboy55]

Short sweet and to the point. Very helpful. I’m retired and doing lots of experimenting with acrylic paints. Lotta fun so far. Your artwork looks absolutely amazing! Subscribed from NJ

[@KrystleColeArt]

Thank you so much! Happy that my video was helpful and I appreciate the sub, good luck on your painting :)

[@BenHeffernanArt]

Johnny Boy...! Well done mate. Most just fade away after retirement. Good to see you're keeping your mind active and creating.......

[@ariellestar9551]

Thank you so much! I've been having the streaky finish varnish for years. I'll definitley try this. I've thought of it, but just thought it was a no no, since no one teaches it. Thank you!

[@abigailelizabeth7254]

Do you have any thoughts on using an isolation coat? I keep seeing in other videos that it’s “crucial”

[@ciaraskeleton]

Girl hi!! I used to watch your videos years ago, before I ever started painting. Now I'm back and you're informing me on how to archive my art ❤

[@KrystleColeArt]

Welcome back!

[@wendyborn9487]

You’re awesome. So impressive that you have all this experience to share. Beautiful work! ❤

[@KrystleColeArt]

Thank you so much for the compliments on my work! And thanks for watching :)

[@andreatatkow709]

I love your colorful animal paintings!!!

[@SharonJohnsonFitness]

Thank you ☺️ This is exactly what I searched for. Your art is beautiful

[@KrystleColeArt]

You’re welcome 😊

[@enoquefilho5260]

Hello there! What would you recommend to varnish an oil painting? I have an old (beautiful) painting, and I was hoping to revive it a little bit; I thought the varnish would make the colors a little more shiny. Maybe a spray varnish, since the canvas is already framed, which will make it a little harder to roll the roller to the corners/edges? Thank you so much!!

[@KrystleColeArt]

I’m not sure, I’m an acrylic painter. I don’t know what types of varnish work well for oil paintings. You might search on KZbin for videos about varnishing oil paintings. I’m sure there’s something on here! 😁

[@enoquefilho5260]

Thank you!!

[@lindabambrough3128]

Thank you thank you and thank you xx. Being a beginner at art I have struggled for months trying to get a nice finish. I am off to buy a roller!!! Your art is gorgeous.

[@majamarple8936]

Your paintings are BEAUTIFUL 😍

[@KrystleColeArt]

Thank you so much 😀

[@lalajaeger8617]

Thank you for the info! I’m glad I watched your video because I didn’t even think to use a mask but it makes a lot of sense. Your art is pretty btw!

[@sherrysvesnik7711]

Your art is beautiful. I am very happy I watched this. Do you use any products to prep your canvas before you apply the liquitex varnish??

[@kimsmitherman6998]

Oh my goodness your art is beautiful!! Thank you for the tutorial 😊

[@KrystleColeArt]

My pleasure 😊

[@saramrose7630]

Your paintings are beautiful. Thx for the varnish tips!

[@mikenino1559]

Thanks gonna try it I've been spraying shellac on all my paintings for years they come out good never had any problems with it and protect s them pretty good but I'm gonna try your way looks like it works good also.

[@Manusmusic]

Thanks for this! Your videos have been helpful. I do acrylics, started this year but haven't varnished any paintings yet. I got so into promarkers that the acrylics have taken a rest for two months or so now :)

[@tansimriti51]

Ppp

[@MartiLoko202]

Thank you for the tips. I will use a roller for my next canvas. Your artwork is superb!

[@KrystleColeArt]

Thank you so much!

[@matthewtucker8994]

Have you ever used an isolation coat before the varnish? Your art and finish look great 👍

[@KrystleColeArt]

no

[@soarpurpose]

I prefer satin or semigloss. Only use gloss sometimes. Gloss tends to show more flaws & patchy areas.

[@BenHeffernanArt]

Thanks so much Krystle. I almost have a nervous breakdown when it comes to wrecking I mean varnishing my art especially commissions. I hope this works! Any reason you poor the varnish onto the canvas then roll as apposed to using a rolling tray?

[@KrystleColeArt]

If you use a rolling tray, it’ll probably cause the furnished to bubble up a lot. Don’t do that! Poor directly on the canvas also, you should do a test canvas first to make sure it works to make sure you’ve got the technique down.

[@bertybasset106]

great video! I need to photograph some canvases - but they are mixed media. I live in Scotland so can't always get outside to photograph them because of the weather. My problem is the black in the one of them reflects light no matter what I do. I am bouncing light off umbrellas to soften it, but it still isn't right. I thought about applying a matt varnish to it, to take off the sheen - how much vibrancy would a matt take out of the painting? Would you recommend that, or maybe go with a Satin instead?

[@KrystleColeArt]

Matte varnish will take a little vibrancy out of it, I would suggest working on fixing your lighting rather than varnishing your painting to fix the shine when you’re trying to photograph for prints. Any way that you can try to make those lights more diffuse? You said that photographing outside isn’t an option, but is there a day that you could photograph outside? Because this will really be your best way to not have shine. That’s what I do. It’s best to photograph either on a very grey day where there’s not much sunshine, or photograph while in the shade.

[@MsLisaable]

Thank you! I use the exact same materials you have, but the foam roller covered the whole painting in bubbly varnish (teenietiny bubbles, but thousand of them) and I had to apply more coats of paint to save it... But now I am so sacred to varnish my paintings. Do you have a tipp for me? Thanks so much in advance!

[@starmazaheri7448]

I saw in a video that with a brush we should not go up and down the surface too much as it will create bubbles, but as you mention, seems even with a foam it does same. The video recommended to just go from up to down or use a spray varnish: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWO3epd-r9eAnM0

[@NiazDokrat]

I think that may happen if you press too hard with the foam roller. I havent tried it as yet though but if seen that happen while painting with a roller

[@KrystleColeArt]

If you see bubbles after you have rolled it on, gently roll over your entire canvas one more time. But you must do all of this very quickly. If you wait too long it will mess it up. If you gently roll over everything one last time, it will flatten out the bubbles. You might also try using a little less varnish and putting it on more gently with the roller.

[@redhatgirldesignbytifanyha6939]

OMG you have saved my sanity! Thank you for this video. I'll be using a roller from now on!

[@KrystleColeArt]

happy to have helped!

[@keilahernandez4867]

Beautiful drawing 😍 ❤️

[@chrisgriffin9164]

It is already starting to become complicated; I think I shall use a can, P.S your beautiful paintings of the coloured animals are magnificent. absolutely stunning.

[@KrystleColeArt]

Using spray varnish is definitely an option, but sometimes it can create uneven areas that look like snow. You have to be really careful that the can tip does not get clogged over time. Sometimes it's hard to tell if it's clogged, then you accidentally ruin a painting...

[@lindhicks190]

Thank you , your paintings are amazing!

[@KrystleColeArt]

Thank you so much 😀

[@AmyTee12]

My paintings have a lot of texture, and so bubbling and pooling become an issue with laying down the varnish with a brush. Perhaps I’ll try your method with the roller. My preferred varnish is the satin. I don’t wear mask or gloves as I don’t experience fumes.

[@AmyTee12]

PS, I love the accompanying music in this video.

[@witcheebitch]

Hi, could I ask if this method worked for you? My paintings are very textured and have the same problem with pooling using Liquidex in the past ❤️

[@leyapinkhas6563]

Your work is beautiful!

[@unburriedtalents599]

Super helpful, thank you! I want to varnish a 4x6 foot stretched canvas. Do you have any tips for that? I don't really have space to lay it flat. Not sure if you know of another way to get the varnish on?

[@texwegians]

Your paintings are amazing!! 🤩🤩 thank you for the educational video!! I tried the same varnish last night with a foam roller but it kept making bubbles in the varnish. Has that happened to you?

[@KrystleColeArt]

I've never had bubbles stay after it dries, but I roll over them again lightly right after I apply (don'twait long). Also, how hard were you pushing on the roller? If you were rolling lightly, this should not happen. I discuss more detail on the technique of application to reduce the bubbles here kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4aZaaFpnNGVo68si=JK_DGc3wsKukYxQw&t=220

[@texwegians]

@@KrystleColeArt thank you so much for the reply! I mightve pushed too hard?! I'll check out your video! Thanks!

[@ruqiaismat2043]

Thanks for making this video . It has helped me . Your paintings are so beautiful ❤️❤️💜💜

[@KrystleColeArt]

My pleasure 😊

[@Pinky-rp6bl]

What a great way to varnish a painting, Im very new to the art world and took your advice, not only was it efficient and easy to do but I had a heap of fun as well. I have what mabe a dumb question, but should you varnish the back of your painting to protect it ? Great chanell, keep up the good advice.

[@KrystleColeArt]

Its not necessary to varnish the back :)

[@gracie3363]

Hello ! I just have a question for you (or anyone else who knows the answer), do you believe in putting down a base colour onto a blank canvas before doing the actual painting? Thank you!

[@miahozona]

Thanks for the great tip, just what I needed! Is it safe to roll up canvases after varnishing (and drying of course)? For shipping to customers.

[@KrystleColeArt]

Yes

[@starmazaheri7448]

Thank you very much for this quick and useful video. What if our painting is 3D with lots of ups and downs and curves? would only a spray varnish work in that case?

[@dconeyart]

I am so glad I saw this before using this brush! I literally was about to apply

[@KrystleColeArt]

Glad I could help! I always suggest for people to do a test run on something that you don't care about ruining when you are first applying varnish just to make sure everything works out OK :)

[@LeticiaVargas-e6q]

What do you use the clean the roller?

[@KrystleColeArt]

Just run it under warm water directly after using it

[@luluesparza7360]

@@KrystleColeArt thank you

[@kittycatgems9834]

How many days weeks do you wait before you varnish your paintings to let the acrylic dry first etc ? Love the tip! I’ve also used one of the foam ones but on the stick not the roller ,I’ll try this way next time :)

[@iinkc4pp513]

ive commonly seen at least 2 weeks

[@bonganitalent3349]

Thanks so much for this ,how do you wash your roller?

[@relativeparadox9567]

Great vid! Would this work with Polycrylic?

[@nickihere8753]

Thank you so much for this!!! I keep getting bubbles with the same brand but Satin Varnish… it’s been really bothersome and disappointing, and I’ve been giving discounts on commissions I use it on because I don’t like the quality…. This will be a life saver!! ❤️✌️

[@ariellestar9551]

I get bubbles too, i think from mixing the varnish with a little water- when I do it straight, without diluting, and no stirring, its been better.. I'm gonna try this roller method though, lookls great!

[@vixxen227]

Thank you so much for this video. Your paintings are Awesome!!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@KrystleColeArt]

You are so welcome!

[@johnnycantcount]

Thank you so much for this video. This really helped me out with my paintings

[@bhavanapiwal18]

Which brand varnish should i use for my arcylic art? And how to wash that roller?

[@KrystleColeArt]

Link to varnish in the description! Wash the roller with running water in sink 🎨

[@bhavanapiwal18]

I'm unable to get the link in description.

[@JoseWolff]

thanks! super useful info - I have this other question. I want to do an acrylic-on-paper piece that I want to mount (unframed, with clips attached to wall) in a part of a gallery that is not fully protected from the environment and may get some mist or drizzling if it rains. I bought a pretty thick watercolor paper. I'm thinking of applying a couple layers of a transparent gesso to BOTH sides of the paper first. Then do the painting. Then apply varnish following your tips here. Thoughts? Do you think this would work? or do you have any suggestions? Thanks so much 🙏 ^_^

[@mineralman_music]

So helpful! Love your work

[@imatugwaddle2291]

I LOVE THAT KITTEN!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KrystleColeArt]

thanks :)

[@jo-anneford7189]

Do you apply an isolation layer before you varnish your artwork...or do you just paint with acrylics and them apply varnish?

[@KrystleColeArt]

No, I do not apply an isolation layer. But some artist do, it depends on your preference.

[@mlblue5355]

Beautiful artwork!

[@KrystleColeArt]

Thank you so much 😀

[@sherreldale2352]

I love your artwork. Very original a d gorgeous.

[@johnnycantcount]

Stellar art you make

[@z-man7883]

Great video. Have you tried that varnish on a canvas print? I have a nice canvas print I want to varnish but don’t want to risk the varnish messing up the ink. I tried mod podge on a test print and that was a disaster.

[@KrystleColeArt]

I've varnish canvas prints this way all the time, in the video I'm varnishing a canvas print :)

[@z-man7883]

@@KrystleColeArt awesome thank you for the helpful info!

[@enoquefilho5260]

Can you do that on a canvas print that's already stretched on a frame?

[@KrystleColeArt]

yes i've done that many times, works well

[@enoquefilho5260]

Thank you so much for replying!!🙂

[@frankmoralesiii6908]

I am printing a few family photos on canvas by "Artists' Canvas Real Cotton" with my Brother inkjet printer Do I need to varnish them before framing and mounting to wall? Does the varnish help with longevity of the photos?

[@KrystleColeArt]

I varnish all of my canvas print prior to mounting to stretcher bars. It's not 100% necessary though, but it does make it so that the canvas doesn't get scuffed up when you stretch it onto stretch your bars. Unless you're just framing them (if you're framing them with glass over the front like in a traditional picture frame and you do not need to varnish).

[@sundustariq8329]

Thank you. I did what you showed in the video. But I got lots of bubbles that popped immediately but left small dots 😢 which i wasn't expecting. What to do?

[@sundustariq8329]

When I rolled lightly, their were fewer bubbles, but the varnish was very patchy, so I had to roll a bit harder. Your advice regarding this will be beneficial.

[@KrystleColeArt]

Roll lightly, with two coats this should cover up the spotty areas also make sure to use a high density foam roller.

[@sundustariq8329]

@@KrystleColeArt Thank you

[@phoenixrising1675]

Thank you… that was very helpful… I love your art…..

[@KrystleColeArt]

You are so welcome!

[@murphchris5670]

Hi what should I use to varnish a Death Eater mask. I have liquitex as well but I don't think a paint roller would work.😊

[@KrystleColeArt]

You might try spray varnish

[@murphchris5670]

@@KrystleColeArt I actually used liquitex with a soft brush. I have no money for liquitex spray.

[@AmysAcrylicArtistry]

This was a huge help. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@KrystleColeArt]

You're very welcome!

[@SparklyOne-t9j]

Is there some sort of acrylic spray sealer that works too?

[@KrystleColeArt]

There is spray varnish

[@SparklyOne-t9j]

@@KrystleColeArt thanks.

[@barbaracaffell8549]

Thank you for sharing about this technique ....you're a life saver! :-)

[@taniatucker7064]

Would you recommend using the same product on a indoor mural please let me know. Thank you 1:12

[@buschovski1]

Hey great video here. Can I varish a wood canvas using your method? Its a very cheap wood canvas(panel) that i picked up at Dollar tree

[@susanweidman3525]

What do you do about the bubbles that come up when you are using this method? Thanks

[@KrystleColeArt]

If you see a lot of bubbles after you have rolled it on, gently roll over your entire canvas one more time. But you must do all of this very quickly. If you wait too long it will mess it up, become cloudy. If you gently roll over everything one last time, it will help flatten out the bubbles so they flatten as it dries. You might also try using a little less varnish and putting it on more gently with the roller.

[@adresa6334]

Hello. Can you make a video about how to sell paintings ? (like how to find the right target audience for your type of paintings, how to become known in the art scene, and how to market your paintings) ?

[@kenialievanos]

hey how do you clean the roller with???

[@KrystleColeArt]

I wash it out with warm water right away as soon as I'm done applying the varnish. If you let it set it will dry and ruin your roller.

[@zeromission88]

hey how do you keep dust from dropping on the canvas while it's drying and do you varnish all your canvases?

[@KrystleColeArt]

I don't varnish all of my canvases. It's really not necessary but some people like the way it looks. It does make them a little more durable if you're moving your paintings in and out of art fairs a lot or you're taking them outdoor to display at art fair booths. As for keeping dust from dropping on the canvas while it's drying, usually don't worry about that. I have it inside in my studio where is not very dusty.

[@zeromission88]

Thank you

[@pagalmasala]

How long do yo9 wait to do your varnishing part after the painting is finished?

[@KrystleColeArt]

It depends on how thick your paint is, but one week to be safe.

[@zeromission88]

do you have any tips to get the varnish smell out of a room please?and is it ok to smell those chemicals i just wear a mask when applying but after the smell stays

[@KrystleColeArt]

I’m right there with you, I don’t like the smell of varnish either. What I do is run a HEPA air purifier. This helps get rid of the smell. If you don’t have one, you could also open a window if weather permits.

[@zeromission88]

@@KrystleColeArt thank you so much

[@zeromission88]

@@KrystleColeArt could you please send me the link or the name of the purifier you use

[@worshipthefather89]

Are there any varnish that doesn't smell strong and still works well?

[@KrystleColeArt]

The varnish I mentioned in the video doesn’t smell that bad, I just don’t want to breathe in so I wear a mask.

[@worshipthefather89]

@@KrystleColeArt oh ok, thank you.

[@JoK-dz7bh]

How do I know if my painting needs varnishing? I bought some paintings abroad, should all the paintings need to be varnishing? Thanks

[@KrystleColeArt]

This video should answer your questions about whether you should varnish acrylic paintings, if they are oils you'll need to look elsewhere for info because my focus is specifically on acrylics kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6XdqHh9hNGratU

[@zaldum386]

Went to liquitex page and the say no breathing protection required for their varnish, what do you guys think?? Great video btw

[@KrystleColeArt]

They do say it’s not needed, but I prefer still to wear a mask because I’m sensitive to chemicals

[@marinabrown3234]

Thanks for that top. May I say your Animal Art Work is amazing girl. Uk 🇬🇧

[@marinabrown3234]

TIP not top 😅

[@KrystleColeArt]

Thanks so much 😊

[@dgilly716]

I need you help! I know nothing about varnishing..i bought a canvas painting/ print online that was about $600..so when varnishing, do you do the isolation coat first,then the varnish? Or just the coats of varnish?

[@KrystleColeArt]

I never do an isolation coat, just a varnish. But other people do isolation coats. It just depends on your preference.

[@fabbopeep8556]

I was also experiencing streaky / blotchy results using brushes and absolutely dreaded varnishing my paintings. I therefore had such high hopes for this technique but every time the roller moved across my paintings, it introduced loads of tiny bubbles, (I was using high quality / high density foam rollers). What am I doing wrong please?

[@KrystleColeArt]

Sorry you're having difficulty with this process! Are you using liquitex high gloss varnish? Because I've never tried other types of varnish and it might not work with them. Also, I discuss a technique of application that I use to reduce the bubbles if you get them here kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4aZaaFpnNGVo68si=JK_DGc3wsKukYxQw&t=220

[@fabbopeep8556]

Thanks for your very quick reply. Yes I'm using Liquitex high gloss so I think it must be down to my rollers or technique. However, I also believe that I might have now found a quick / easy technique that works for me and that's by applying the varnish with a very slightly moistened sponge. Love your paintings by the way. :-)

[@princesscalyx3495]

Can you also use this on a textured paintings?

[@AbdulAziz-cj4hg]

Hi wanted to ask few question, does varnishing matte making my paintings a little bit white? Or do i need to wait for it to dry 24 hour? I mean it looks milky

[@KrystleColeArt]

I don’t usually use matte varnish, I prefer gloss. Gloss makes the colors slightly more saturated, matte makes them slightly less saturated.

[@benbob2008]

Very clear and super helpful -- thanks!

[@KrystleColeArt]

You're welcome!

[@tharwatoday4480]

How do I avoid air bubbles with roller? I find that it leaves tiny air bubbles. I know that this can be remedied with a light swishing of a heat gun but I live in my van and don’t have a source for high wattage tools.

[@KrystleColeArt]

I've never use a heat gun on any of my paintings, wouldn't suggest it. But as for air bubbles with the roller, I don't usually ever have them. I roll it on gently, it is self-leveling. So I've never had any bubbles end up in there when dry. But always test out varnishing before you varnish something you care about a lot just to make sure it's going to work out. So do a test canvas first, see if it dries out bubbles. If there are bubbles, it might be your application technique. You could be using too much varnish, rubbing the roller too hard against the canvas. Test, and try again.

[@EndlessSims3]

I have seen roller brushes in the Dollar Tree stores in my area the US 🇺🇸 🙃

[@madisonlevesque5052]

Do you know if you can resin over a matte varnish?

[@KrystleColeArt]

I have no idea, never tried it interesting idea, though

[@ashtrokat]

So helpful, thank you! 💜

[@Sylasvc]

If this works.. it's going to be a game changer for me..🤞

[@camrilandkamer4571]

Do you ever have the varnish bubble with this method? Mine is bubbly after i roll it. It may be my roller?

[@KrystleColeArt]

Right when I roll it you can see some bubble. They go away completely as it dries. Once dry it is completely flat, no bubbles.

[@poovizhiduraisamy8780]

Hi , I applied varnish for my acrylic painting. Once I am applying the excess varnish spreads and leaks on my painting and my painting gets spoiled. Could you please suggest me how to remove varnish from my acrylic painting on canvas? It would be more helpful for me. Thank you.

[@KrystleColeArt]

Unfortunately, once you put it on there and it dries it's there unless you've used a removable kind and an isolation coat. The best thing is to put us on there to begin with.

[@მარიწეროძე]

Can i use it for gouache paintings?

[@KrystleColeArt]

I'm not sure, I've never painted in gouache

[@snarskisart]

What about isolation layer?

[@bondpaz]

Your art is so beautiful!

[@KrystleColeArt]

Thanks 😊

[@mrssnailsnail]

Hi, what do you lay your paintings on to varnish them?

[@KrystleColeArt]

I just use a folding table I got on Amazon. Sometimes people put down some paper or plastic sheeting so you don't get paint or varnish on the table. I don't because I have a table that I paint on, so I'm not really really worried about that. But you can always lay something down on top of a table.

[@Daneiladams555]

Plant based varnishing everyone Better for you ❤

[@donnarolston5388]

Would it work if theres glitters on the canvas?

[@happysunshinydays6349]

Hi, is there any reason you don't use a wider roller?

[@KrystleColeArt]

I feel like the smaller roller gives me more control to get the varnish applied evenly

[@Ruchita.03]

do you ever get bubbles by this technique? if so how do you get rid of them?

[@KrystleColeArt]

small bubbles happen but the just go away as it dries

[@Ruchita.03]

@@KrystleColeArt haha i hope so cuz i dont own a heat gun! Will def try your technique thank you!!

[@pauldejesus9644]

how many times do you use the roller

[@Mystique-Dreams]

Thank you! You are right, the brushes are a pain!

[@KrystleColeArt]

Yes they are!