Acrylic Flow Release is used to increase the slickness and flow of the paint. It is effective for achieving rich stains on porous surfaces such as paper and canvas.

Acrylic Glazing Liquid is a slow drying medium that can be mixed with Golden Acrylic Colors and Golden Glazes. Useful for creating glazes, improving blendability and extending working time.

Used for modifying Golden Acrylic Colors and Gesso for spray application by decreasing clogging and tip build-up during spraying. Also useful as a general painting medium for blending and aiding brushability. Note: Airbrush Medium is not designed to be mixed with Airbrush Colors; use Airbrush Transparent Extender.

This extra-coarse granular gel offers excellent clarity and durability. It has a thick consistency and does not distort colors.

Clear Tar Gel is designed to yield a pully, tar-like feel in a colorless gel. It is useful for generating fine detailed lines by “ dripping” it over surfaces. It blends well with all acrylic colors, especially Golden Fluid Acrylics.

This liquid medium is useful for extending colors and decreasing gloss.

Universal Acrylic Polymer - useful for diluting and extending colors, as well as increasing flexibility and film integrity. Wets out solids more readily than other polymers, and is useful for artists making their own paints.

Acrylic Polymer for Increasing Film Harness - the hardest and least flexible polymer. Mix with acrylic paints to increase film hardness and reduce dry film tack. Useful for adhering acrylic paints to nonporous surfaces such as glass or plastic. Dries to a clear, gloss finish.

Acrylic Polymer for Stiffening Fabrics - dries to a hard, stiff film. Allows artists to transform lightweight fabrics into freestanding forms.

Acrylic Polymer for Self-Leveling Applications - adds a self-leveling working quality, and dries to a high gloss with good transparency. Increases mar resistance, and decreasing dry film tack.

Acrylic Polymer for Increasing Film Clarity - the polymer of choice when film clarity and transparency is desired. It dries to a high gloss film with moderate hardness.

Acrylic Polymer for Reducing Craze - Use when puddles must dry with the same evenness and smoothness as when wet. Other GAC polymers will "craze" when drying, developing shrinkage crevices across the surface. GAC 800 dries with good gloss and flexibility but with moderate clarity. Also ideal for priming chalky surface.

Acrylic Polymer for Clothing Artists - blend with acrylic colors to produce fabric paints. When heat-set properly, it offers a very soft hand and laundering stability.

Golden Gel Topcoats are formulated with 100% acrylic dispersion polymer that incorporates a system of Ultraviolet Light Filters and Stabilizers (UVLS) for protection from UV damage. Non-removable. Dries to a flexible translucent finish.