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SouthernLiberal

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3. There are probably some things in the craft department...
Sat Jan 12, 2013, 09:20 PM
Jan 2013

That will do what you need. I am not sure why you want the surface to be wiped off, though. You need to look for something that will dry on non-porous surfaces, and then chose either a matte or gloss finish. I have never worked with metal, but my choice for joining paper to plastic (another non-porous surface) is Ranger's Glossy Accents. It works both as the glue and the finish, and results in a very glossy surface. It is also almost self-leveling, so I rarely have to mess with it much after it has been applied. Although the result is a smooth, glossy surface, it is a dimensional medium, so the surface will be 'thick' (as compared to a sheet of paper)

I hope this is of some help to you.

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Craft question. [View all] FSogol Jan 2013 OP
Varnish? surrealAmerican Jan 2013 #1
Indoor use. Should have said easily wiped off instead of waterproof. FSogol Jan 2013 #2
There are probably some things in the craft department... SouthernLiberal Jan 2013 #3
Yeah, many thanks. n/t FSogol Jan 2013 #4
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