Permanent Adhesive Spray, 11 oz
11 fl oz
Mod Podge clear acrylic spray sealer over a finished decoupage project — matte, satin or gloss, with no brush on the surface.
An aerosol reaches into carving, lace and deep texture where a brush would only bridge across the top, and it leaves no bristle marks at all. We make clear acrylic sealers in matte, satin, gloss and super gloss.
Build the coat in thin passes and let each one flash off before the next — a heavy pass runs. Spray outdoors or with a window open; this is the one part of the line that is not a kitchen-table product.
11 fl oz
Matte finish · 4 fl oz
Matte finish · 12 fl oz
Gloss finish · 12 fl oz
Gloss finish · 11 fl oz
Gloss finish · 12 fl oz · pack of 2
12 fl oz
Gloss finish · 12 fl oz
Matte finish · 12 fl oz · pack of 2
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A brush gives you control and a slightly thicker build. An aerosol gives you something a brush cannot: an even coat with no brush strokes, reaching into carving, lace, texture and anywhere a bristle would bridge over instead of settling in.
We use these as the last step rather than the only one. Glue the design down with a brush-on decoupage glue, let it dry, then build two or three light spray passes over the top. Light passes matter — one heavy pass runs, three light ones do not.
Spray outdoors or with a window open, keep the can moving, and let each pass flash off before the next. The sheens match our brush-on line, so a matte spray over a matte project looks like one finish rather than two.
When we reach for a can instead of a brush:
Yes, and that is the combination we use most. Let the brushed coat dry properly first.
Two or three light ones. Judge it by coverage, not by how wet the surface looks — a surface that looks wet is already too heavy.
Outdoors or in a room with real airflow. Aerosol overspray settles on everything within a couple of feet.