Difference between revisions of "Krylon spray"
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* Krylon Artist Fixative contains [[cellulose nitrate]] which is not recommended for use on works of art. | * Krylon Artist Fixative contains [[cellulose nitrate]] which is not recommended for use on works of art. | ||
* Krylon Clear Polyurethane 7005 and 7006 contains [[Polyurethane]]. | * Krylon Clear Polyurethane 7005 and 7006 contains [[Polyurethane]]. | ||
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| − | [ | + | * Krylon: [https://www.krylon.com/document/SDS/en/US/724504113034 SDS for Crystal Clear Acrylic spray] |
==Resources and Citations== | ==Resources and Citations== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:18, 6 October 2022
Description
[Sherwin-Williams Company] A registered trademark for a series of paints, primers and fixatives. Krylon clear Acrylic resin aerosol was first introduced in 1948 by DuPont to protect artwork and advertisements. The company soon added colored spray paints to the Krylon product line.
- Krylon Clear Acrylic 1301 contains 20% Paraloid B-66
- Krylon Artist Fixative contains Cellulose nitrate which is not recommended for use on works of art.
- Krylon Clear Polyurethane 7005 and 7006 contains Polyurethane.
Risks
Resources and Citations
- Krylon: Website
- Conservation Materials Ltd., Conservation Materials Ltd., Catalog