Aleene's Duncan 8-Ounce Medium Collage Pauge Instant Decoupage, Matte

Name: Aleene's Duncan 8-Ounce Medium Collage Pauge Instant Decoupage, Matte
Brand: Aleene's
SKU: 586228
Price: 7.78 USD
Rating: 9.42 (166 reviews)

$ 7.78

Score By Feature

Based on 166 ratings

Giftable

9.29

Packaging

9.17

Delivery

9.48

Satisfaction

9.37

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Product Description

Instant decoupage bottle with collage pauge

The one-of-a-kind acid-free formula will quickly become a favorite of yours.

It has a lower odor, dries faster, and leaves no tackiness behind.

When compared to other decoupage products, it dries with fewer brushstrokes.

It comes in a matte finish and a size of 8 ounces.

The formula is acid-free, water-resistant, and dries to a brilliant white.

Collage Pauge should be applied with a foam brush in small sections to the substrate's surface.

Available in a flip-top bottle with a capacity of 8 oz.

It comes in a matte finish and a size of 8 ounces.

Questions & Answers

Will I be able to paint over this with colored pencils and oil pastels once it's dried?

I'm sorry, but I don't work with oils or pencils, so I'm not sure. However, this acts as a sealer, so I doubt it.

Is this something that you can make with water? I'd like to use it for a print made with an inkjet printer. ?

It's all about the water. based, but because printer inks differ, I would test a similar piece of print before committing to a whole project.

Is it okay to take pictures with this? I have to adhere photos to a piece of cardboard! ?

I'd only put it on the backs of the photos, not the fronts. That is what I would do because I would do some research before using any product to seal the photo itself.

When it comes to a coaster, how long does it take to cure?

It's the first time I've used it on a coaster. However, I'm guessing it's similar to other surfaces of the same type. It takes 24 hours for the cure to be fully effective.

Selected User Reviews For Aleene's Duncan 8-Ounce Medium Collage Pauge Instant Decoupage, Matte

Mod Podge isn't nearly as good

5/5

Mod Podge isn't nearly as good. It has no unpleasant odor and performs admirably.

Cade Ballard

| May 12, 2021

G O O O O O O O O O O O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I couldn't figure out what the big deal was with this glue

5/5

I bought a bottle because Christy Tomlinson raved about it. Now that I've found it, I've been using it a lot. When it dries, it's clear, and unlike stupid ModPodge, it's completely matte. You won't have to look at your glue brush strokes because there won't be any shine. I like texture in paints and underlayers, but not in adhesives, so this Collage Pauge is perfect for me. br>br>In addition, the applicator cap is something I really like. The pop- Using the up nozzle instead of dipping my brush into a large pot of Golden or Liquitex gel medium is much more convenient. There is no need to use a brush here (and thus no cleaning); I simply squirt glue onto the page and rub it in with my finger. br>br>All I need now is the ability to create art like Traci, and I'll be set!.

Harris Benson

| Apr 04, 2021

It's fine for pages in an art journal

4/5

This worked well in the pages of my art journal. After the pages were completely dry, I didn't have any problems with them sticking together. However, the matte finish dulls the colors slightly. Because the glossy version dries stickier, it's important to weigh the pros and cons. The properties of matte gel medium are similar to those of glossy gel medium.

Ensley Sanchez

| Feb 16, 2021

Media that is adaptable in nature

5/5

This product is essential for anyone who works with mixed media, as it can be used straight from the bottle or diluted with water for more delicate work. This book comes highly recommended.