Alternative to Roughing Spray

[haroldross]

That sounds like what I use. In the USA, I buy Krylon 'Workable Fixatif' 1306.

[Sam Hindrichs]

Originally Posted by Lukcy

Hey, i found some spray thats recommended in a german magic shop. I try to translate it with google. here is the translation: The invisible protective film on the can for many graphic and artistic works in the studio and at home. The highly transparent, easy matting film coating will not yellow and is touch-dry. Suitable for all work in chalk, pastel, red chalk, charcoal, pencil, watercolor and tempera paints, not polystyren. ... the translation is surely not 100% correct, but can you say, if such products are OK?
Thx again...

Lukcy,

I am 98% positive that is the stuff you need. If the people at the store are cool enough you can use it and if it's not the stuff still return it.

[Lukcy]

Originally Posted by haroldross

That sounds like what I use. In the USA, I buy Krylon 'Workable Fixatif' 1306.

Originally Posted by Sam Hindrichs

Lukcy,

I am 98% positive that is the stuff you need. If the people at the store are cool enough you can use it and if it's not the stuff still return it.

Thank you for reading and helping, i will try it!

[Lukcy]

Originally Posted by Lukcy

Thank you for reading and helping, i will try it!

I tried it, but nothing happend.

Is there a special technique how to spray it or how often/long have the cards to be sprayed?

[haroldross]

If you go into The Academy > Gimmicks & Accessories > [HowTo] Gimmicks, you will find a detailed explanation by Alex.

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[Lukcy]

Originally Posted by haroldross

If you go into The Academy > Gimmicks & Accessories > [HowTo] Gimmicks, you will find a detailed explanation by Alex.

If you are following this and are still having a problem, please describe the problem so we can help you out.

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Hey, i read on a german board that you can use hairlacquer (or haurfinish, dont know the exact word for this). Its not normal hairspray, it would mae the the cards sticky. With this lacquer the cards have nearly the same feeling as in my invisible deck, maybe a little bit harder to devide, but i sprayed maybe too many of it. I bought the cheapest one, for about 1 US$.

[Dark]

Matte finish works wonders! First tryed it a year ago, and still doing the trick on every deck I use it on

[Ecstasy.]

3m spray adheasive works great just let it dry b4 u let them contact eachother lol

[Misjief]

LOL

I'd imagine that would turn your cards into A BRICK!

-misj-

[Ecstasy.]

Originally Posted by Misjief

LOL

I'd imagine that would turn your cards into A BRICK!

-misj-

the 3m spray?

[Misjief]

Yeah the 3m spray...

We use it at work (I think it is 3m - it is a spray adhesive) and aftereward every thing within a 3 foot radius sticks into a big glob including the duffus who used it! That stuff is bad news! Nothing will get it out of your clothing! I can't imagine using it on my cards! No way, No how! Ain't happening! LOL

-misj-

[pcolamagic]

When using dull coat or matt try using a small amount at first and let it dry completly.You can always recoat if you don't think it's enough..

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[Ciarmageddon]

i tried with a cheap hairspray, i had to give the cards 2 layers of it and it seems to work good (even if now i have a nice granny-smell deck of cards xD). anyway i dont know how many uses this treatment can last

[haroldross]

Even when you use Krylon Matte paint, you will need to re-spray the cards after several uses. Usually you will find that you only need to re-spray a couple of the pairs at a time. If you use too much spray, the cards will be harder to separate. For some people, that is what they like. I have found using textured cards work best. Some cards have a smooth finish and this causes the cards to be difficult to get apart when coated.