using a SPRAY SEALANT - Mr. Super Clear (layers, when & how to spray)

Blythe and Pullip video tutorials http://unniedolls.com/tutorials Using some kind of spray sealant is a MUST during repainting Blythe, Monster High, or BJD dolls. Sealants help us to prepare our doll for the faceup by creating a kind of grainy surface so the paint particles will stick onto the surface. Spray sealants help us to seal our work too, making it to be more resistant against external factors (like smudging the paint during redressing the doll, etc). My favorite spray sealant is Mr. Super Clear UV-cut Flat, but the technique is the same at all spray sealants. Occasionally I use the Gloss or the semi-gloss version of this brand, mostly if I want to achieve a more radiant look. But even after this glossy layer, I spray a very light matte layer, so the whole head won't look like a disco ball:) Mr. Super Clear is perfect for every doll's type, including vinyl dolls (Monster High, Barbie), plastic dolls (Blythe and Pullip), and resin dolls (BJD). I can recommend the Tamiya spray sealant too, but that one is not good for vinyl dolls (the surface will be sticky over a little time), so it is good only on plastic and resin dolls. If you live in the EU, I can recommend this Spanish website to buy your spray sealant https://dolls.moe/en/43-fijadores-msc- Spray sealants are all toxic, so a good respirator mask is a must-have. If you smell the spray, then it is a sign that you are using the wrong face mask or you need to change your filters. Check out my available custom dolls https://www.etsy.com/shop/UnnieDolls ♥ sᴜᴘᴘᴏʀᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴏɴ ᴘᴀᴛʀᴇᴏɴ ♥   / unniedolls   ~ for more Blythe tutorials, exclusive eyechips, and clothing patterns My social sites: ♥ Instagram:   / unniedolls   ♥ Facebook:   / unniedolls   ♥ Tumblr:   / unniedolls   ♪♫ Music: ► Et Voila #mrsuperclear #dollfaceup #blythecustom