I got annoyed with the cloudiness I had last time from using super glue to afix the transparencies for stained glass windows to my cardstock, so I decided to try something that was suggested in Fine Scale Modeler magazine in regards to plane canopies. Future Acrylic Floor Polish, which I have for making Dip.

Rather than putting the stuff on just the edges I brushed it on the whole window, then placed the wall opening over it.

The stuff dries pretty fast, I'll say that much for it, but....

Goddamn! the freakin' window shines! It looks just beautiful!

I brushed the acrylic over the back, and finished the sandwich, and it took off that slight roughness that laser print transparencies have. The colors seem brighter, too.

I don't know how well the hold is going to do, but it may be worth it even if the stuff doesn't act as a glue - it just looks so danged shiny!

I don't know how well it would work with inkjet transparencies, but it looks great on laser prints.

The Auld Grump

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P.S. Sounds like a good idea. I don't have any experience with it though and therefore have a difficult time visualizing it.