No, this is not an appropriate film for outdoor use.

Dura-Lar Adhesive Back Film can be laser cut in single sheets and in stacks. The base film (Dura-Lar), adhesive system, and paper liner are all safe to cut.

Acetate softens and starts to lose its form at 100C/210F.

Warm the Liquid Frisket Remover with a hair dryer before use, to keep the Remover from pulling up the skin of the painting.

The easiest way is to remove the discolored edges is by cutting or shaving it off to eliminate the discolored pigment transferring to your painting.

For answers to this question and more, see our Liquid Frisket Tips Techniques Guide.

If exposed to too much air the Liquid Frisket will dry out. In the colder months, it is possible that it can freeze in transit. If it has been frozen or dried out, there is no way to reconstitute it.

No, unless it is prepared first with something like Gesso.

Approximately 2 years if stored correctly. Store upside down and do not shake. It is recommended that you pour out what you need in another container while working and reseal the bottle so it doesn’t sit open.

Try Oops or Un-Du to remove White Mask from glass, plastic, fabric, carpet, wood and paper.