I learned to never trust that spray fixative years ago, at least not on important works... there's too much of a risk of that frosted look. Better to use a clear matte or gloss acrylic spray.
It defiantly wasn't damp, it was a hot day in summer, and I sprayed it in the shade. This happened all while ago. I actually found the answer and fixed piece, I talked about it in this later video ... http://youtu.be/b4lGuYhjfhM
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I learned to never trust that spray fixative years ago, at least not on important works... there's too much of a risk of that frosted look. Better to use a clear matte or gloss acrylic spray.
Thanks, I'll keep it in mind for the future
-Jeff
Was it damp when you sprayed it... and how long have you had the can...
It defiantly wasn't damp, it was a hot day in summer, and I sprayed it in the shade. This happened all while ago. I actually found the answer and fixed piece, I talked about it in this later video ... http://youtu.be/b4lGuYhjfhM
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Was the fix to spray a different clear on top?
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Yes, the stuff that messed it up was 'Grumbacher', the stuff that fixed it was 'Krylon Crystal Clear'
-Jeff
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Thats what I though...
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