🎨 Prima Marketing 961466 Art Basics Gesso: Clear, 8.5-Ounce - High Quality Primer for All Creative Surfaces Review

Just received a few days ago. Arrived sealed but chunky and mostly dried out. Should be runny, like paint in consistency. I'm so disappointed since I started the project. I tried to inform the seller but he says that the return is not possible and I cannot contact him. I spent all my money on one thing that doesn't fit. Dissatisfied.

I bought this to prepare my Bible pages when I was using certain journaling tools. I used it for the first time today and it is very similar to Modge Podge. I applied it with a sponge and it dried very quickly. At first it alarmed me because the paste is thick and white, but after drying it was completely transparent. I used paints, markers and colored pencils. And nothing is spilled.

I use gesso for adult double-sided coloring books. At the same time, I personally applied gesso with a card and a foam brush. Both methods gave me a smooth surface with no roughness. The plaster will curl up the side, but if you blow dry it right away you won't have that problem. My problem is that the markers and watercolor are on top/on top and cannot be blended. It looks striped or just keeps coming off the page. However, it prevents bleeding. Even the Createspace paper didn't make it…

Transparent Gesso should be on every artist's desk. It is much more versatile than white or black plaster. I don't like placing layers in my art journal only to find that the white or black plaster hides the layers underneath. I use this product frequently in all my art magazines and pages. Try Clear Gesso and you will love it. If you want white, black or any other color, just add some acrylic paint to make your own color. You don't have to buy three products when this one fits all. I prefer…

I received this product and to be honest I've never used it so I didn't know what to expect but I'm pretty sure it didn't is! Upon initial examination of the product, it was found to have settled or settled as it was clear at the bottom and white at the top. OK, that sounds reasonable. So I shook it to make the first move but nothing moved. I went to open. The seal under the cap was very worn, so there were no leaks. I pulled it out and opened it up and the product immediately expanded about…

I run mixed media art magazines and my teacher used this brand. I've tried Liquitex Clear Gesso before and it leaves a very grainy texture that makes it difficult to use anything on it. My first container with it was AWESOME. I used it over my matte medium collages and between layers of acrylic and texture paste to add focus and seal the end with it. The brush worked wonderfully. Full coverage that was fully transparent once dry so it didn't spoil my creativity. I've been using the container…