Glue, layer and seal your mixed media projects with the Distress Collage Medium from Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink. There is one 2 oz bottle of matte gel included that is made in the USA. It is designed for gluing, layering, and sealing paper, metal, wood, fabrics, glass, plastic, chipboard, and other materials. This gel also works great for gluing different materials together. This translucent medium will dry quickly to a matte finish, but you can also use a heat tool or cool air to speed up the drying process. What's great is that it shrinks as it dries so that you won't have glue residue coming out from behind your craft. This medium is acid free and nontoxic. This medium can be colorized both wet and dry to add to your creativity!
I purchased this product to adhere gems and small items to my cards. After watching a Tim Holtz video it should dry with a matte finish and not be visible when it has squished out beyond the edges of your sequins. I'm looking forward to using it. It's nice to have products that do a specific job and do it well.
I love that this dries clear and holds even heavier items. The new fine point top makes it a dream to apply.
Yesterday I used it to glue some heavy items and it worked pretty well!
I'm so glad this is in a bottle this size now. I use this a lot. even though I have the jar. It's so handy to apply just a little to an embellishment or small items, or lumpy texture backgrounds. I think i'll be converting to this for all my card making from now on.
Used in this project: Desk Spinner
I am a believer in collage medium. I love the drying time of now. Ensures that my projects do not fall apart. Excellent for use with fine lines that need to be adhered to a surface. Love that this product can be used on multiple types of media and surfaces.
I have just started with collages, and this product makes it very easy for me as a beginner of mixed media. I only can recommend it.
My glue source that is reliable. We all try other things….i always come back to this product.
When I collage a project, it is usually on a larger surface. With that said, I can't dip my brush into this. I don't think it's worth the money considtering the size of the bottle. I do like the paste consistency unlike other collage mediums that are too runny. I would not buy this again.
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