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Montana Vintage Spray Filter 400ml

£7.60
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Ever found yourself lost in the romance of second hand shops or yard sales, looking at all the retro and vintage objects and wondering what stories lay behind the aging facade? Now you too can create that flair yourself on almost any object or surface and upcycle it into something inspiring or functional. Whether your an experienced DIY-ist or new to arts and crafts, Montana Vintage Spray Filter is the tool for your retro project.

Vintage Spray is a solvent-based, high quality acrylic, low pressure effect spray. The yellow transparent coating is a UV-resistant, quick drying semi-gloss finish that brings best results on white or light colors. Montana Vintage Spray is perfect for all creative workers that are trying to create a vintage or aged looking effect. Applying Montana Vintage Spray to your favorite black and white photos can create an authetic looking vintage touch. Signage and furniture can also become a center piece for any home of business. With multiple layers of VINTAGE Spray and some smooth sanding when fully cured, new objects can appear as if they have a longer story to tell. The Vintage Spray Filter can be combined with Montana VARNISH for additional protection once completely cured. Ideal for use on surfaces that are painted or printed, on furniture, photos and many other substrates. Multiple layers of the Vintage Spray Filter, irregular coating and smooth sanding (when fully cured) will intensify the used look effect.

For best results use the flat jet nozzle on the can and apply in 2-3 thin, even coats. Montana VINTAGE Spray Filter can be combined with Montana VARNISH for additional protection once completely cured. Ideal for use on surfaces that are painted or printed, on furniture, photos and many other substrates. To increase the effect light sanding can be undertaken between coats.

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