rinz
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Should i protect a stencil paint made on a wood panel?, by rinz on Oct 15, 2019 8:52:39 GMT 1, Hi. I bought a 30x30 stencil painting on a Wood panel. What would you guys do with that? Can i protect it somehow in a frame, or is it fine to just put it up as it is?
Hi. I bought a 30x30 stencil painting on a Wood panel. What would you guys do with that? Can i protect it somehow in a frame, or is it fine to just put it up as it is?
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iamzero
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Should i protect a stencil paint made on a wood panel?, by iamzero on Oct 15, 2019 8:55:03 GMT 1, Loop make a really good clear lacquer in a matte finish.
Loop make a really good clear lacquer in a matte finish.
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Geezer Mate
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Should i protect a stencil paint made on a wood panel?, by Geezer Mate on Oct 15, 2019 10:13:49 GMT 1, Funny enough I have one in pencil and was thinking the same
Funny enough I have one in pencil and was thinking the same
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dogstar
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Should i protect a stencil paint made on a wood panel?, by dogstar on Oct 15, 2019 10:37:36 GMT 1, I've known artists who used cheap hairspray to seal pastels and charcoals.
I've known artists who used cheap hairspray to seal pastels and charcoals.
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Should i protect a stencil paint made on a wood panel?, by John The Badgers on Oct 15, 2019 10:54:54 GMT 1, I've used Ronseal clear wood stain, in satin wood, and gives a really good protection? I have a piece on 5mm ply, and used it to stop the wood 'drying out' and the panel warping. Once applied, you cant really tell if its on there. Dead easy to apply, water based, doesn't add any shine etc, as mentioned, you cant really tell its on there.
I also used it on a stencil I have on marine ply, which I wanted to put in my bathroom. Its been there hanging for a couple of years, and no issues at all.
I've used Ronseal clear wood stain, in satin wood, and gives a really good protection? I have a piece on 5mm ply, and used it to stop the wood 'drying out' and the panel warping. Once applied, you cant really tell if its on there. Dead easy to apply, water based, doesn't add any shine etc, as mentioned, you cant really tell its on there.
I also used it on a stencil I have on marine ply, which I wanted to put in my bathroom. Its been there hanging for a couple of years, and no issues at all.
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