1469 Clear Acrylic Sealer, 12 ounce, Matte

The Mod Podge Clear Acrylic Sealer did a good job of sealing in the paint job I did on a TJ's bag. The spray comes out in a very fine mist, was not shiny, did not leave a "coated look" and protected my canvas bags well. To use, simply shake and spray the product on from about 8-12" away. I had no issues with bubbles or uneven spray, and the spray did a fantastic job of sealing in my work. It's easy to apply, dries quickly, and makes for long-lasting painting projects. It's a good setting spray I would purchase again.

Works with polymer clay. I haven’t had the issues of stickiness once dry that I have experienced with other sealants. Easy application, dries clear. The smell is not overwhelming but I spray outside always.

I use this to seal 3-D prints that are going to be sitting in the sun. Obviously, it doesn’t fix everything so you should probably use ABS filament if it’s going to be in heavy duty sunlight, but for a lighter use cases this works great to make PLA more sunroof.

Great if all you need is a light coverage of mod podge!! Great value....easy to use

Good for book binding. If you want a really nice finish and feel for covers on home made books, you'll definitely want to be looking for some clear coating sprays like this. It sound's counterintuitive to spray liquid on paper, but it works wonderfully. The hardest part is keeping dust away while spraying multiple coats outside. Just stay away from fixatives and varnishes unless that's somehow what you want. But it can be confusing when browsing all the options so, yknow. The krylon stuff works great too. But I think the mod podge spray is like somewhere in the middle in terms of spray size/volume. Like Krylon 1311 and its glossy counterpart are good but are quite fine mist and might require more coats to build up the coating you want. So I kind of recommend looking for clear krylon colormaxx versions to use in the middle coat to build it up before finishing with the finer mist for quality. On a clear sunny day they should dry almost instantly, at least enough to put another coat on. Maybe a bit longer for the thicker ones. I find myself needing 4-6 total coats depending on the desired finish. Sounds like a lot but it's a small surface area and like I said they dry quickly so you can do them fast. The first two I do with a UV resistant spray for extra protection, and then build the rest up with whatever desired finish. Also worth noting you can mix and match finishes if you want to get particular, like layering a gloss under a thin layer of matte to soften it type beat. I just hold the cover up to the light of the sun to look for imperfections in the sheen and if it's a little splotchy, just do another coat. One last thing, since each individual coat is thinner than most pieces of dust, you can most often pick out the dust after waiting for the previous coat to dry as long as you're vigilant. That's about it, hopefully this information is useful to others trying to figure this out. Ultimately I think the krylon stuff just works as good or better for a cheaper price, even if the nozzle on these is slightly better. But it still works great for my case.

Love this as a really good sealer for all my decoupage projects. I like the matte for some projects. Top quality and dries quickly

Used this to provide a seal to painting I did on a wood surface. Does not leave residue and leaves a nice matte finish, you can barely tell anything is on there.

I just sprayed this stuff on for a decal to stick and bingo..done. It says to use in a well ventilated area and I did, so that is important because there is a smell. It’s spray on so it’s easy to use. Quality is great and you can use it on all kinds of surfaces. Good value when you need this.

I bought this item for decopatch. which I have always wanted to try. I have used other mod podge products and have never had any problems with them.

Good stuff!

Great product, cap arrived broken and cracked but the can was not damaged

Didn't use this as after reading instructions it says how dangerous it is to people

Bit concerned it gives a warning on the front about links with cancer and infertility