Cadence Classical Relief Paste - 150 ml

Yes, once the relief paste is fully cured, it acts as an excellent primer for acrylic paints, oils, and various decorative glazes.

While the product is water-based, it is a professional craft medium and should be used with adult supervision for younger crafters.

You can apply it in various thicknesses, but keep in mind that extremely thick applications will take longer to cure and may crack if forced to dry too quickly.

Yes, it adheres to fabric, but note that the relief area will be rigid and not flexible, so it is best used on decorative items rather than garments that require frequent washing.

Rinse your stencils in warm, soapy water immediately after use. A soft brush can help clear the paste out of intricate stencil details.

The surface was likely too smooth or dirty. Ensure the surface is sanded slightly if possible and cleaned with alcohol before application.

You may have applied too much pressure or used too much paste. Use less paste and pull the knife across the stencil with a lighter, steady touch.

High humidity or extremely thick layers will increase drying time. Use a fan to circulate air around the project to speed up the process.