Acrylic Sealer…Worth the Wait!

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So, usually I am all about being quick and fast when scrapbooking. When I heard about ACRYLIC SEALER, I was all like, "Whaaaaaat?!?  Can I even stand the drying time?!"  Well, turns out…I could…and I am soooo glad that I did! 

Truth be told, I am a bit obsessed with chipboard letters.  The problem is I don't always have the color I need.  This technique opens up all sorts of doors for me.  What I did first was ink up my letters.  I like using the Colorbox Liquid Ink the best.

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After the inking was complete, I placed the letters on a sheet of scrap paper. I used a foam brush to apply the acrylic sealer…

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The directions claim it takes 20-30 minutes to dry.  However, I really piled it on.  So in my case, I let it dry over night.  When it was finished, I ened up with a SUPER COOL looking, GLOSSY set of letters for my title.  I glued the letters on with the AWESOME 450 QUICK DRY ADHESIVE (which does NOT take over night to dry 🙂 ) and the paper/photo with QUICK-FIX ADHESIVE RUNNER. All stamps are from UNITY STAMPS.

Have a super day!  The Ericksons will be at the pool because apparently we are in a "heat dome" and it's going to reach 115 with the heat index.  Yuck.

🙂 Jen Erickson

 

 

 

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