Krylon K05131307 ColorMaster Acrylic Crystal Clear, Satin, Clear, 11 oz.

In my experience, Krylon makes good products.

Works great!

This is an excellent product for sealing finished artwork. I had completed painting a 3D model with good quality acrylic paint and making the wooden framework and base. I used two coats, which preserved it very well. The only downside using this are the fumes of the spray. I had to use it out in the open garage for proper airflow, but that wasn’t enough. I kept holding my breath spraying and then running outside behind the garage for fresh air. LOLBut it’s an excellent sealant and worked great.

I started painting a wood trim with white paint so I need a spray so I could reach In between creases but this color white was more on of a slight off white color that’s the reason for the 4 stars.

Krylon paint has never disappointed me. Love the finish. Great look

I painted a dressing table with this paint for my Granddaughter. She then changed her mind and said she wanted it pink. For pink I used the other big brand of spray paint (R) in their 2X Ultra Cover line. It took four cans of the Krylon to achieve a gloss finish while the (R) brand only needed three cans. The "R" brand advertises a Comfort Spray Tip but I found the spray tip on the Krylon a lot easier to use. I couldn't empty an entire can of the (R) brand without figure fatigue and cramping. I used an entire can of the Krylon without any problems. The Krylon gave a far smoother and nicer finish than the other brand. I had a lot of problems with an "Orange Peel" effect using the "R" brand. The Krylon flows a lot better than the other brand.. The "R" brand produced a shinier more glossy finish than the Krylon. Per the Granddaughter's wishes I left the drawer fronts and mirror trim purple. I brought the Krylon finish up to a high gloss by giving it two coats of Krylon High Gloss Special Purpose Varnish. The Krylon Varnish flows very well. For future projects I will use the Krylon.

So... I used this on some sort of polished river rocks in my yard... they just weren't "shiny" enough.. after a few months in the Arizona sun. Sooo.. I thought I'd try this. I was very happy with the results. The river rocks look "wet" and polished again.Not fake... very natural gloss - So happy with the results. I am hoping it lasts longer that the so called "polish" that was original to the rocks I mean, I paid extra for the "polished" rocks! *sigh* In the mean time this was very easy to apply. I got the hose out... rinsed the rocks all off and allowed them to dry. Used a blower to get rid of extra dust and pine needles (from neighbors pine tree) and sprayed evenly. Solidly dry in 30 minutes. Really happy with the results. Even though this probably not the usual application!

Followed directions for prep and shook it forever, but the nozzle kept leaking liquid.