Krylon I00500A07 12-Ounce Triple Thick Clear Glaze Aerosol Spray,High-Gloss

I use this to seal my artwork and hand-painted ornaments. It works great, is easy to use, and dries quickly. It leaves a beautiful shiny finish that is not sticky to the touch. The coverage is good, but you do have to be careful when spraying to ensure proper coverage. I highly recommend this glaze!

Krylon Triple-thick Crystal Clear Glaze is a very good product. Purchased to put a clear coat on painted ceramic Christmas tree to protect the finish. It worked really well and has help up over a year. Very pleased with the results. Easy to use and dries fast. Good product at a reasonable price.

I sketch with a 6H pencil. The lead is soft and smudges. If I am working on a level surface, my arm or hand may touch and smudge something already there as I reach above it to work on another area on the page. I use this spray very lightly on areas that are finished, as I go. This spray works on color pencils, and a kneade eraser is needed to make adjustments on areas that have already been sprayed and also for color penciling. The spray can functions as it should and will last. This was a great purchase. For big projects, because I can work for a while, lightly spray the area I just did, lie it down and come back to it later. The only caution - all you need is one quick light spray. If you over spray, the paper will get too wet and when it dries, it will look like paper that got wet and dried...

This is your old fashioned, brain-killing, high-VOC fixatif. Don't use it indoors in a living area, even with ventilation. In the past couple of decades, spray paints have really cut down on the VOC (volatile organic compounds) content, but this stuff apparently missed the boat. The smell lingers for hours, which I suppose depends on temperature and humidity.Regardless of the smell, it works very well to protect delicate drawings from smudging. A light coat is enough. A light coat doesn't distort or change the texture of the papers I'm using. Medium-weight sketch paper wrinkles a bit, but smooths out again when it dries. Bristol and mixed-media paper don't distort at all. I think it's difficult to erase through if you need to rework. It's possible, but not without distressing the paper a bit.Like just about every kind of spray paint, this is easiest to apply with finesse if you use one of the handles that are sold for these cans.Only time will tell if it truly does help to prevent UV yellowing and oxidation. I haven't been using it long enough, and besides, here in the coastal PNW the UV index doesn't get above -1 for more than four months a year.I'll buy it again, at least until I find a less stinky alternative.

The clear coat on my car's roof was bubbling up and coming off. After getting the loose clear coat off, I sprayed this product on the roof and it looks shiny and good as new. It is important to get all the loose clear coat off or else it will start to flake off again in just weeks. I did this right and it has now been two months and showing no sign of coming off.

I have been using this for small and medium sized oil pastel work on both sketchbook paper and canvas. It works great and makes the oil pastel a flat, even-textured layer that does not smudge. It does not affect the colors either. Definitely use over an old towel or something and wear a mask to avoid inhaling. The smell does not linger on the finished work though.

Did a great job on a root I'm using to make a mini garden

Krylon is good stuff