2 oz Speedball Metal Leaf Adhesive for Mona Lisa Painting Review

Although some of my projects have turned out really well! Others don't, but that's my fault! This glue worked so well on my rose gold sheets and I created the most beautiful pieces of art I have ever made. Marble is my favorite! I got this stuff gooey and tried different ways of using it. My favorite way of using it and it has worked for me (not sure if it's a good idea or not) is to put a lot on canvas or paper (by many I don't mean the whole bottle, but a good drop) in a larger size. area and

This was the worst glue I have ever used for gilding.1. It's thin as water! So it drips everywhere! 2. Once dry, some areas will dry without stickiness! I even went over the spots with two coats and there were still dry spots without any glue whatsoever! (Very frustrating! 3. The container is tiny! 4. It takes a long time to dry. 5. Did I mention that it drips all over the place? Which wears out the tin. Because the tin sticks to drips on the countertop. Even Gloves or fingers it has fallen on.

I have to smear it with a toothpick on fine lines in things like characters I cut into my artwork, so the glue has to be thin. (Yes, I'm very, very patient) It stays tacky for hours, which is what I want as it takes a couple of hours to apply parts. I am very happy with it. I've used it with a fake leaf and a real one. If I plan to use gold leaf, I apply glue, apply fake leaf, then reapply the glue the next day and put real gold on top. Where the glue goes beyond the lines I can rub the sheet…

I actually found it didn't stay sticky for long at all. This is probably because I drew tiny dots and very thin lines. The first time I did it I waited 30 minutes as instructed and there was no stickiness at all. I make 2 eggs (one in the photo). The second time I tried I went around the egg and applied glue and when I got back to the start it was already dry/clear so I just glued on the gold flakes. Be sure to mix well. , for a few minutes and scrape the floor. I noticed that he broke up. I…

If you're a clumsy guy like me, get ready to spend the rest of your life looking for glue stains on things. --- It never dries out to the point where it loses its stickiness. They will be sticky until the end of time. That being said, I was only recently a 1st timer in gold and silver foil, so I was admittedly clumsy through the entire DIY project. (Note: I don't know why they have to be complicated and call it "glue" instead of glue, but that only adds to the confusion for beginners. Bottom…

I've been in the gold leaf business for about 25 years and have only used this product occasionally during that time - and only when I need fast delivery (more expensive brands aren't so readily available at craft stores, etc.). While the product itself hasn't changed much, the bottle finally received an "upgrade" from a metal cap (which was rusty and dirty) to a plastic cap a few years ago. Despite this, it still has major problems that make it impractical to use more than a few times. What he