Krylon Fine Art Fixatif, Satin, Clear, 11 oz

Works great! Fine mist protected my artwork (pastel pencils)

I been using this stuff for the past few weeks now and so far its performing better then the regular krylon workable fixative. With the krylon workable fixative, each time i used it i kept either getting a dusty gray layer on top that would just wipe off and the drawing would not be fixed to the paper which took way too many coats to do or too much fixative would end up the paper not allowing me to draw on top of it anymore. The gallery series fixative doesn't have either of those problems for me. Takes very little layers to fix it to the paper and that when using thin/light coats. Though i would say, the workable part of this, you should be careful because if you spray too much it will turn into a final fixative. You probably wont get many more drawing layers down with this also unlike a regular workable fixative. i would say maybe two or three layers of drawing. If you need a lot of workable layers then you may want to play it safe and use a plain workable fixative. the directions say: for a workable fixative, apply VERY light coats for a workable protection for a final fixative, apply just a several light coats for a final protections

I won't lie, I work with pastels, and I hate sanded papers. So I blend a lot. This fixative allows me to layer with ease. Fixative make the colors darker, so I just adjust for this. This Fixative doesn't darken the colors too badly. It really is smudgeproof

As a pastelist, I am always seeking an alternative method to save money on my art. Framing under glass adds with weight and cost to each piece; therefore I am experimenting with this spray. I find it protects darks and middle values, but still destroys very light colors. I may be using it too close to the artwork, so will keep working with it. I really need this to work!!

I'm so pleased with this product! (the 1374 Fine Art Fixatif) I use pan pastels in my sketchbook and the pastels transfer/smudge on the facing pages when the sketchbook is closed. A few coats of the fixatif solved the problem - it's dry and not tacky, dries smooth, and leaves only the slightest satin finish, and isn't heavy.

Great product! Does not alter color, light reflection or light refraction in any way. I have used it with graphite drawings, colored pencil (both wax and oil based), pastels and charcoal without any problem. It says it can be used as a workable fixative, but it's really best for the final protection. Krylon does have a product called "Workable Fixatif (1306)", and I would definitely recommend that over this product for a workable fixative. A warning to those sensitive to odors or who get headaches: this product does have a very strong, noxious odor, so definitely go outside.

I've started dibblin and dabbling with drawing portraits using graphite and charcoal. It got a little messy so I did some research on what I could use to prevent smudging....I tried this stuff. I sprayed 4 coats. I loved the results and so did my sister (the portrait was for her)

My favorite art fixative. Wish it was easier to find but I will always come back here to grab a can or two. The best!