Would this help for preserving some art drawings and paintings from smudging or discoloration?
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Yeah it gives it a see through layer It's as you have one of those food preserves
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I used this product to remove years of grime from antique negatives and a few prints. It did remove some adhesive from a black and white print. Could you try it in an inconspicuous area first? You could also ask at a professional photographic store--not a big box photo department--that does specialty processing.
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Yes. I use it to scan documents and photos for Family History Work. It is especially useful to either color correct old photos or remove flaws from the originals.
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This is a very light varnish, used primarily to protect acrylic paintings. I found it very satisfactory for this use. I don't see why it wouldn't work under the acrylic airbrushing (or over it for that matter).
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I have used this product to remove many types of stains from grease to ink, however, I have not used it for paint. Sorry I could not be of help.
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I have one of these... dry erase with a microfiber cloth leaves a ghost image of what you drew. If you get it wet, then use another one to dry it is MUCH better. Sometimes I have to do that twice.
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I have used Prismacolor Watercolor pencils and Derwent with paint brushes loaded with water. It works beautifully. I have not done a lot of layering of colors w/water or scrubbing. I'm not sure how they would hold up, although they are thick. It's worth a try, these are inexpensive and can be used for many art projects.
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It should work fine. I use it on my antique wooden sideboard. It holds my art beautifully without staining.
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My experience was using it for some scratches on thin plastic covers for poster. I was thrilled with the result.
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This would work great for finger paints and you should have no problem using it for that.
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Each tablet makes about 16oz of product, so you would need the appropriate number of tablets, if it's a fabric you're trying to save, you would also want to check for colorfastness. I don't see why it wouldn't remove the stain and/or odor though.
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Yes, it helps loosen the stain for a better clean. Old stains may need another application.
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Paint might work if you lightly sanded the surface to roughen it up so paint will have something to grab onto.
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If its just dust or removable particles, u can use it. if there are scratches etc., than of course it is not helpful
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Yes, you can, but I'd recommend using a spray fixative, like Krylon Crystal Clear Acrylic Coating Aerosol Spray, using a few coats and letting your artwork dry in between coats. It won't yellow or change the color. Brushing on a fixative can sometimes smear your work. Good luck!
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I can offer an educated guess for a response. You should probably use a piece of linen and some fabric glue (from a fabric or crafts store). This tape is strong stuff, but it's made for reinforcing the cover hinges of books, not for restoring artwork. If you don't position it correctly, pulling it off will make the damage worse.
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Yes. I use them in my art and store small amounts of acrylic varnish, or other liquids that harden if they are not air tight and the material stays fresh.