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Atelier Binder Medium
For sealing surfaces prior to painting
Atelier Binder Medium
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Atelier Binder Medium
Atelier Binder Medium is an water-based acrylic emulsion, which can be used straight from the bottle or thinned with water 1:1 to seal most surfaces.
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Characteristics
Water-based acrylic emulsion for sealing.
Available in 8.4 US fl oz (250 ml) and 33.8 US fl oz (1L) bottles
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Techniques
A water-based acrylic emulsion, which can be used straight from the bottle or thinned with water 1:1 to seal most surfaces.
Use for sizing on canvas or cotton duck to seal and prevent absorption of paint into the fabric
Use as an isolation coat prior to varnishing
Adds gloss to paint
Atelier Binder Medium
A water-based acrylic emulsion, which can be used straight from the bottle or thinned with water 1:1 to seal most surfaces. Atelier Binder Medium can be used as a sizing on canvas or cotton duck to seal the surface and prevent absorption of paint into the fabric, as well as to seal prior to applying a final varnish.
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