Film Resist

Works so much better than wax if you are trying to do several color layers at the same time. Stays put and peals off easily. Great coverage.

Best resist going after 55 years s a potter.

got this for ceramics, and i’ve only used the amaco rubber latex for comparison. pros, it’s so strong, you really only need one layer (i apply by dabbing with a silicone tool) and it doesn’t break from itself like the amaco. i like that it’s red and easy to see. its thinner so it might be easier to apply. it dries relatively fast, maybe slower than amaco. cons, everyone said it smelled, but it specifically smells like hair bleach and did give me a small headache, and i’m not particularly sensitive to smells. I’m able to overlook it, i’m just curious why it smells like that. it’s thin, so it runs more when you apply a thick amount like i did, i got some on my clothes and the floor. it’s so strong it’s hard to get a proper grip on it to rip off the piece, i had to use a needle tool to get it to release a little. i’ll enjoy using it but it really is the smell that’s killing meeeee

Works very well.

Great on pottery - easy on and off. It smells a bit though

This is a great resist option. It goes on super smooth and easy, peel off beautifully. Kind of ruins the brush though so I use cheap bulk brushes to put it on. enough for a lifetime.

This liquid latex works better than wax resist for this style of glazing I like to do. Simply paint your desired pattern on with a brush, let dry, glaze, and then once the glaze has dried remove the latex to reveal the pattern. So easy! The lines were so crisp, which was a problem I ran into with wax resist. The size of the bottle is huge and will last a long time. The only con is the smell, it’s quite strong, but not so bad that I would stop using the product. I’m glad that I purchased this.

Love the effect. After you peal it once it’s. Dry. And how you can see the outline of things

Pros - Easy to Remove: Water-based formula makes it simple to peel off once dry. I use a set of sharp ended tweezers - Versatile: Suitable for application on bisque, greenware. Although, that's not just this brand but latex resist in general Cons - Limited Durability: It's water soluble so if you are doing complex layering, it might not work well - Drying Time: Takes time to dry fully before glazing, which may slow down your workflow. - Smell: This specific one has a very pungent smelling salt aroma. I'd recommend using a face mask if you are sensitive to smells - Dont Use a Brush: This is less about this brand and latex in general, use a slip trailer for non-detail related design.

Perfect for my work! Easy to peel of and also easy to use! 100% recommend