Finally!!! it isn't that easy when you're youtubing something to get information and they just go on and on and on and on and your question never gets answered. Thank you so much for your info 🌹
Just want you to know you saved my life and my business with this video because ive been dying to find a solution to the smearing! Just ordered it on Amazon. Thank you!!!!!
I was so frustrated before I found your video. You’re my angle, you saved my day! I am so grateful I found this. I am an artist, I do acrylic painting and I had the exact clearcoat at home. I didn’t even have to buy anything lol thank you so very much for sharing this video. I appreciate it 🙏🤍🤍🤍
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I actually came across this video several days ago and I actually have a can of this in my craft supplies but hardly ever used it. So, I completely understand people's frustration when you try to seal homemade labels, etc, and they bleed no matter how long they dry. Woohoo, I spent a couple of hours sealing a lot of my label sheets, and WOW this really does work! I had someone tell me a long time ago that it would make alcohol inks, printer inks bleed so I trusted their word and never tried it. I'm glad I came across your video, you are a lifesaver not to mention a money saver! Thank you very much, have a blessed day.
Oh my lady BIG THANK YOU THANK YOU I sent out helmet clear stickers and they went to FL. The coach sent me images of the horrible smeared decals. He said it only was a light drizzle and they smeared bad. So embarrassed and bad business. I will be going to get this so I can send out another order at my expense. smh Thank You!!
OMG you saved me so much time and money. I was buying all kinds of different vinyl because it kept smearing and I had no idea what to do. I have made an extra layer of vinyl or self adhesive laminate sheets before but it wont cut all the way through sometimes on my cutting machine. I just made some stickers for some wedding favors and it turned out amazing. Thank you so much for this video. It was so easy to follow and straight to the point. I used Mod Podge Acrylic Sealer but I am going to get some of the one you used for vinyl decals. So amazing!
Thank you thank you thank you!! We were trying to make a matte label for a photo frame mat. We used Avery matte labels and even they did not have a good solution for us!! Your video saved the day for us. We are making frames with a piece of jacket my grandma used to wear to give to family members. Every time we tried to print the special poem for the matte it kept running. You have made us very happy. So again thank you thank you
Thank you for this tutorial and recommendation . I was trying to figure out a way for the ink on the clear sticker paper to stop bleeding and running .
OMG! Thank you!!!! I just had a huge order for the clear stickers and labels but I got annoyed with the ink constantly rubbing off. I actually had this stuff already with all my other hacking tools and I didn’t think to use it on the stickers
ive used this stuff but after i spray it i hate how i can still see all the grainyness of the spray dots all over it. Does anyone know how to avoid this?
I’d like to note as well, sublimation ink does a fair job after drying for at least 24 without smearing to touch. If you have the time I’d recommend that simply because that type of ink is made to be waterproof. i just hate to use it because it’s expensive and I usually don’t have an extra 24 hours to wait on stickers to dry
I think any clear spray paint might work. When I do cups with printable vinyl I will clear coat the vinyl with a clear matte spray paint before I epoxy it because I'm afraid the ink will run if I don't and it works well
Funny after trial and smear I tried white glue, clear glue nothing was working .... I had a can of this on my desk and said what the heck.... it worked! Now I can put resin over without it spreading /bleeding/ running.
Hi and thank you very much for the UV Resistant Acrylic spray tip. I recently painstakingly scanned and then repaired some very old, and very time worn, even a few badly damaged, family photos for my mother's scrapbooking hobby. I used Photoshop for this. Then I bought some expensive glossy paper to print the results on. Everything looked to be perfect, but for one thing: I discovered the prints would be basically useless to use for scrapbooking as they are so liable to getting smudged in the extreme with even the most careful of handling. Now that I've watched your video, however, I'm going to get some of that UV Resistant Acrylic Spray to eliminate this problem. Just one more thing... I'm wondering about that transparent film you also recommended. What is the name of that product? Or, what do I ask for when shopping to buy some? Thanks.
I need help on my project, please help me or some suggestions will help. I used the sealer on my laser ink sticky paper. The same paper and sealer that you use. Than I put triple thick over the my project I was doing, the the ink started smear while I was trying the sealer the over project. PLEAS HELP
I use that same spray protectant. I have bleeding as soon as I am done printing. I need a fix on I guess the paper or the printing preferences. I turned off bleeding on my cricuit space. It also turned yellow.
Hey Staci, yes bleeding after printing would definitely be the paper or the need to clean the heads on your printer. This step is great for sealing a good print.
@@teezbreedlove1929 I wasn't sure which it was. I also may have sprayed too closely to the paper. I also changed the print settings of my printer to be advanced photo paper instead of the oy photo paper option I have with "glossy" in the title lol. All good now. Got 1 one. Also learned that I need white waterslide paper to show my polka dot print through. Otherwise I get no white because it is transparent paper film lol. Figured that it wouldn't, but tried anyway.
@@staciwilson9529 Everything is such trial and error isn't it.. Lol I'm glad you figured out your issue! That would be a great video for you to do.. It May help others having that same exact problem 😉
say i was sticking a design on wood printed out of label paper. after i spray it with this krylon, could you then use a polyurethane over said sticker without messing the image up?
Great video! have you tried hairspray? the kind that says "super hold", I have not tried it actually but it sounded like a good idea after seeing your video; by the way i ran into your video because the same thing was happening to my sticker prints which I plan to use on my radio control car but I could'nt find the can of clear coat spray that I have somewhere I can't remember; So I'm going to give the hairspray a try.. hope it works. Thanks for taking the time to make this video which was very helpful.
i think is the brand, im searching for some good sheets but ive seen some that don't have that problem. on a video this guy prints the sheets and literally puts it in water seconds after and it stays perfect.