A lightly pigmented polymer which converts porous surfaces to non-porous surfaces for use with alcohol ink.

 

How to use:

Shake for 2 minutes before use

1. Ensure surface to coat is free of oil and grease.

2. Apply Kelpie evenly.  Apply in careful even strokes taking care to work Kelpie into the surface eliminating any foam that may form.

3. Let Kelpie dry completely, 1 hour(ish), some surfaces may take longer!

4. Apply a second coat if needed.

5. Press flat under a weight if the surface wrinkles.

 

We played with it on:

Sandstone

Concrete

Unpolished Granite

Unpolished Marble

Natural Slate (as long as its not falling apart and saturated)

Artificial Slate

Wood (Pine New sanded)

Wood (Pine old un-sanded and damp)

Wood (MDF)

Hardboard

Cardboard

Paper

Tissue

Canvas (requires 2 liberal coats)

 

IMPORTANT INTERNATIONAL BUYERS:

Kielty Ink is not responsible for what customs do in your country.  Kielty Ink makes and ships orders with appropriate paperwork.  If it is held in customs for whatever reason it is standard protocol that they contact the consignee (you).  If you need assistance you can contact me, however the onus is on you once your order has been shipped.  If you are charged import duties this is outside my control and you should factor that in when placing your order or make relevant inquiries to ensure you have the correct information.  US customers most commonly need a TSCA declaration, I complete and send one with every US shipment.  You may still be contacted to provide one as they may not realize that there is already one completed in the document pouch of the shipment.