Environmental Technology 12-1/2-Ounce Spray Sealer

OK, I know what you are going to say: it's just another coating. Well, it's not. I have been using this for years, and it is far better than others. I also use it on paper products to set the color or drawing onto the paper. It is high-gloss, leaves a great finish, and is very easy to use. Coverage varies depending on the coats you use. Super durable and long-lasting, too. Drying time differs depending on the materials it is used on, but it was never an issue for me.

I decorate stones. This spray gives me the coverage and protection for my designs without the awful cloud of aerosol mist. They’re also better on the ozone a bit.

Got a bubble, chip, or bad spot on the surface of the resin piece you just took out of the mold? Having trouble getting the shine back after sanding? This spray makes it easy to fix or fill-in those surface imperfections and add the shine back. It sets just like a resin so it is probably just another type of resin. I was doubtful when I heard about this stuff from a you-tube resin crafter, but despite the fact that the can label doesn't mention any of these uses, it works. It seems to stick well to cured resin - no delaminating so far. I also heard this spray will cover up surface tackiness on resin that didn't cure properly (as long as the resin isn't soft beneath the surface layer). I haven't tried it myself but suspect it works great for that too.

This is easy to use and two or three coats does a pretty good job sealing wood. As a finish coat, it is not as glossy as I would like it to be but it polishes up nicely after you let it set for a few days. It plays well with stains, urethanes, enamels and just bare wood. I have had some trouble with it dulling out some metallic finish paints but for the most part I am happy with what it does, as a seal coat before epoxy it works pretty well, just don’t be shy about getting a good buildup.

I got this to make my rocks look wet. In the video I show one side with this already applied and another side that is bare. Then i put the bare side underwater (how it looked when I found it in nature) and it looks almost exactly like the treated side. Super happy. It smells like spray pant, so just use it somewhere that's well ventilated.

Great

I'm protecting a thick paper stock to put into resin. So far I have done 3 coats and it looks great. I leave it to dry for 30 minutes only cause I'm not in a hurry. Smell is strong. Doing it in garage and wow, can really smell it. So definitely don't do it inside the house. I'll come back and post a picture when I'm finished.

First of all, this is the most toxic spray I have ever used. Heck with this crap, you will want to use a full body hazmat suit with it. Nor only were the fumes blasting through my mask and goggles, but the crap ended making my resin Jack Daniel's sink top extremely hazy. Warning the haze does not clear when dry! I spent 4 extra days sanding, scraping, and putting more resin over this war zone of a mess. If I could give negative stars, this would be the product. Save your money and time with something else.