<p>Tri Art Liquid Glass Pouring Medium has been created to accept color beautifully, keeping them as bright as possible while drying to an extremely hard, clear, high-gloss finish. It is great for use in high-quality pour paintings, as it lets the acrylic flow, levels perfectly and maintains an even suspension.</p> <p>Liquid Glass can also be used as a top coat. It has complete UV stability and will not yellow over time. Artists should ensure that the paint underneath has fully cured before applying a layer of Liquid Glass. By pouring liquid glass before the acrylics underneath have fully cured, it can cause bubbling within the Liquid Glass as the layers underneath try to cure and release volatiles. We recommend waiting 72 hours for it to cure.</p> <p><ul><li>Can be used as a clear finishing coat</li> <li>Use on rigid level surfaces</li> <li>Dries to an extremely hard, clear and very glossy finish</li> <li>Compatible with Tri Art Liquid Glass colors a range of bright pouring colors with an exact ratio of pigment</li> <li>Easy flow and strong color clarity</li> <li>Will not craze</li> <li>Use with liquid format or high-flow acrylic</li> <li>Can be opacified if white is added to it</li> <li>Can be used to create negative space with colored pours or to extend pouring mixes</li> <li>Recommended ratio 1:20 color (liquid acrylic) to Try Art Liquid Glass Pouring medium</li> <li>Test fluid flow and suspension before use</li></p> <p><strong>Please note:</strong> A thin skin or residue may form within the medium over time. If present, strain through a fine mesh or cheesecloth before use to ensure a smooth, even finish.</p> </ul> <a href="https://www.jacksonsart.com/blog/tag/pour-painting/" target= " _blank">Find out more about pour painting techniques on our blog.</a>