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GReedDiamond

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5. "Acrylic Sealer" is NOT acrylic...it is for sealing...

Reply to UTUSN (Reply #3)

Wed Sep 30, 2020, 12:56 AM

Sep 2020

...acrylic paints onto canvas/wood/paper/etc...

(And, when I do spray a painting on any of those substrates, I use a removable varnish which does not damage the painting.)

PLEASE...DO NOT SPRAY YOUR MEDALS/AND ESPECIALLY YOUR RIBBONS WITH ACRYLIC SEALER!!!

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Question (more for Crafts?) - will spray acrylic sealer work safely on fabric/ribbon? [View all] UTUSN Sep 2020 OP

I am pretty sure that exposure to UV Light is what is causing the disintegration... GReedDiamond Sep 2020 #1

The hardware 800# brought up UV, told me to look for a UV blocking product. UTUSN Sep 2020 #3

"Acrylic Sealer" is NOT acrylic...it is for sealing... GReedDiamond Sep 2020 #5

Am confused. O.K., am getting that it seals PAINTS. UTUSN Sep 2020 #6

I am saying, DO NOT SPRAY THE RIBBONS... GReedDiamond Sep 2020 #7

I *do* trust you and am sincerely grateful. Just reporting: No sunlight in the room. UTUSN Sep 2020 #8

Cool! Just don't spray nuthin!! GReedDiamond Sep 2020 #9

I've never used sealer on cloth, but lunatica Sep 2020 #2

"can't erase what's under it" - sounds on the right track. UTUSN Sep 2020 #4