Grit for Encaustic Monotypes by Victoria Foster Harrison
Want to adhere a waxy, slippery encaustic monotype to a substrate such as a cradled panel, watercolor paper, greeting cards or journals? Make sure to add a grit on the back of your print to create a textural surface the adhesive product can successfully stick to. This video shows products that can be used and how to apply. For more on Adhesives, see my videos on my favorite dry adhesives and also about wet adhesives.

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