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Lukas Gold Leaf Mixture 3h (1L)

Glue for gold leaf application. Drying time approx. 3 hours.

  • Smooth
  • Tacky
  • Professional
D 300.00

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Paint on, leave to dry until surface is slightly tacky. Lay down gold leaf and smooth down from center to edge with cotton swab or similar burnishing tool. Note: do a pre-test as the drying time is depending on the painting surface.
  • Easy Application

    Simply paint on the mixture and leave it to dry until the surface becomes slightly tacky for optimal gold leaf adherence.

  • Generous Volume

    Comes in a 1-liter container, providing ample adhesive for large-scale gilding projects and professional artisan use.

  • Smooth Results

    Designed to work seamlessly with cotton swabs and burnishing tools for a flawless, professional finish every time.

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Discover Lukas, a trusted name in fine art supplies since 1862. Renowned for exceptional quality, vibrant pigments, and smooth consistency, Lukas empowers artists of all levels to bring their creative visions to life. From professional-grade oil and acrylic paints to premium watercolors and mediums, our German-engineered formulations deliver reliable brilliance and archival durability. Elevate your artwork and explore endless possibilities with art materials crafted for true creators.

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Everything You Need to Know

How do I apply Lukas Gold Leaf Mixture?

Paint the mixture onto your chosen surface and leave it to dry until the surface is slightly tacky. Then, lay down your gold leaf and smooth it out.

The drying time depends on the painting surface you are using. We always recommend doing a quick pre-test before starting your main project.

Once the gold leaf is laid down over the tacky mixture, smooth it down carefully from the center to the edge using a cotton swab or burnishing tool.

Yes, this product comes in a 1-liter size, making it ideal for covering larger surfaces and completing extensive gilding and restoration work.

Yes, doing a pre-test is strongly advised because the drying time can vary depending on the specific painting surface you are applying it to.