Protect your charcoal, chalk, graphite, and pastel drawings, and more, by using a fixative spray. Although even the best will result in some degree of color shift, these sprays are valued for ...

Even though it's pricey, the UV protection's a bonus and it's formulated for the job at hand (which other fixatives would probably not be), and I'm sure a can would cover a ton of digital prints.

RECENTLY, Sabatini et al.1 reported the use of glutaric acid dialdehyde (glutaraldehyde) and other aldehydes as fixatives for electron microscopy. Excellent preservation of the submicroscopic ...

They developed a spray coating that goes on greenhouse glass like paint. ... But they say it contains molecules that convert 80% to 90% of the sun’s UV light into red light.

ALTHOUGH acetone has been recommended as a fixative in the histochemical study of enzymes in tissue sections1,2, there have been but few reports on the use of this fixative in the examination of ...

Varnishes are used as a finishing layer to protect artwork from discoloration, moisture, dirt, and UV rays. Which varnish you choose will affect the finished look. A glossy finish will make colors ...

Researchers can’t reveal the key makeup of the coating, as it’s a patent-pending material. But they say it contains molecules that convert 80% to 90% of the sun’s UV light into red light.