I have some pages of transparency sheets (for printing overhead transparencies on a standard inkjet or laser printer) that I want to glue to a Plaskolite board so that the glue won't show. Flexibility is not an issue, so it doesn't matter how stiff the dried product is, but it MUST be as clear-drying as possible, and if such a thing exists in an acid-free or archival form, that would be even better (but not necessary).Thanks!
what you have is robust sufficient for a starter. you besides mght desire a glass of water to skinny down the paint , and palette knife (optionally available) to blend the colorings on your palette. No, you do no longer would desire to gesso it returned ! and additionally do no longer verify you clean your brushes with cleansing soap and heat water after each and each portray consultation. stable success and characteristic relaxing !
Any clear drying adhesive should work but archival quality might be a real challenge. Apply the adhesive in a uniform layer covering the entire surface of the transparency.
