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New Dina Wakley MEdia Gloss Spray is an opaque acrylic spray that dries to a glossy finish. Spray into Media Journals, onto Chipboard Shapes, Media Board and other porous surfaces. Gloss Sprays are water-soluble when wet, permanent when dry. All Dina Wakley MEdia Gloss Spray colors are available in a 1.9 fl. oz. spray bottle.

Dina Wakley Media Gloss Spray Sedona, 2oz- MDO73772

Regular price $5.99

Description

New Dina Wakley MEdia Gloss Spray is an opaque acrylic spray that dries to a glossy finish. Spray into Media Journals, onto Chipboard Shapes, Media Board and other porous surfaces. Gloss Sprays are water-soluble when wet, permanent when dry. All Dina Wakley MEdia Gloss Spray colors are available in a 1.9 fl. oz. spray bottle.

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New Dina Wakley MEdia Gloss Spray is an opaque acrylic spray that dries to a glossy finish. Spray into Media Journals, onto Chipboard Shapes, Media Board and other porous surfaces. Gloss Sprays are water-soluble when wet, permanent when dry. All Dina Wakley MEdia Gloss Spray colors are available in a 1.9 fl. oz. spray bottle.

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Heidi K.

Absolutely love these acrylic sprays. Love how they mix with other colors and they look great!

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Heidi K.

Absolutely love these acrylic sprays. Love how they mix with other colors and they look great!

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Liza T.

My fave color of all the gloss sprays I use it in my projects all the time

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Jean K.

Perfect spray for my project! So vivid!

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Karen M.

These sprays are amazing... love the way they come out on my paper

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B.S.

Very pretty rusty color

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Octavia M.

lovely shade of red that reminds me of rusty bits:)

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T.L.s.

Love the color. Love using the spray. Try to remember to clean every time. Also remember there are many ways besides spray but I do like to spray.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Titanium dioxide (airborne, unbound particles of respirable size), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.