WN Acrylic Glazing Medium, ACFAGZM250

Q: Has anyone tried this as a photo transfer to wood? Using regular acrylic medium now, but don't like the white base.

This might work because it is clear and flexible when dry. I have used it on wood before and it is perfect.

Q: Safe to use as a sealant for acrylic paint repainted barbie/doll faces? (vinyl&plastics)? water-based/mixable? does it dry sticky? any fumes?

I've used the Winsor & Newton Matte Acrylic Varnish as a top coat and protective finish whenever a colored acrylic is used as a base. I've used W&N varnish over acrylic primers and paint on hard plastics, wood, and metal surfaces. The underlying acrylics from any company can be used as a base as long as they are labeled as such. In answer to your specific questions - I've never painted on vinyl or soft plastics like doll faces but if your acrylic base coat and color adheres well to such surfaces then the W&N varnish will also adhere. The varnish is only a top layer that locks onto the underlying coat of paint to prevent smudges and to keep the surface clean. And of course the UV with this varnish is supposed to protect against sunlight discoloration - but be aware no UV coating will last forever. Acrylics by definition are water based. Although I might thin color acrylics with water I would not thin any varnish with water because it would affect its chemical makeup and thus its functionality. W&N does sell an acrylic based thinner though that I always use when airbrushing since the varnish is a little thick for that purpose. I imagine that this thinner will also work when hand brushing if that is what you're doing. The varnish dries hard and there is a mild smell to the liquid varnish but not an unpleasant one. That smell disappears once the varnish has dried.

Q: If I mix this medium with a powder pigment, then i will have my own acrylic paint?

This stuff is very thick, not paint texture. Instead try a gloss or matte acrylic medium for adding pigments to for a more paint like texture.

Q: Can I use this to fill spaces/cracks between planks on a wooden boat model? I will need to be able to sand and then paint with acrylic paint

I would think so. I have not used it for that. It is a good product, and if you called customer service they could probably answer any questions.

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Brand
Winsor &
Colour
Transparent
Finish type
Gloss
Size
1 count (Pack
Item volume
250
Special feature
Fast-Drying

🎨Acrylic finish

📏Compact size

⏱️Fast-drying

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Description

🎉 Unleash Your Creativity with WN Acrylic Glazing Medium!

VERSATILE USAGE - Perfect for artists looking to enhance depth and luminosity in their work.
CRAFTED IN THE UK - Trust in the quality of Winsor & Newton, a brand synonymous with excellence.
TRANSFORM YOUR ART - Elevate your acrylic paintings with a stunning gloss finish.
SPEED MEETS QUALITY - Experience fast-drying capabilities for seamless layering.
PRECISION IN EVERY DROP - Compact 10g size ensures you have just the right amount for your projects.

The WN Acrylic Glazing Medium (ACFAGZM250) is a transparent, fast-drying acrylic medium designed to enhance the gloss finish of your artwork. Manufactured by Winsor & Newton in the UK, this 10g medium is perfect for artists seeking to add depth and luminosity to their acrylic paintings.

Specifications

Manufacturer	Winsor & Newton
Part Number	3040934
Product Dimensions	15.8 x 5.9 x 5.9 cm; 10 g
Item model number	3040934
Size	1 count (Pack of 1)
Colour	Transparent
Style	Acrylic Glazing
Finish	Gloss
Material	Acrylic
Pattern	Single
Item Package Quantity	1
Coverage	Medium
Special Features	Fast-Drying
Usage	Karton
Included Components	1 x WN Acrylic Glazing Medium, ACFAGZM250
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Item Weight	10 g

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Has anyone tried this as a photo transfer to wood? Using regular acrylic medium now, but don't like the white base.

Safe to use as a sealant for acrylic paint repainted barbie/doll faces? (vinyl&plastics)? water-based/mixable? does it dry sticky? any fumes?

If I mix this medium with a powder pigment, then i will have my own acrylic paint?

Can I use this to fill spaces/cracks between planks on a wooden boat model? I will need to be able to sand and then paint with acrylic paint

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