How to protect your watercolor paintings

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[@rebeccahesser8057]

I use dorland’s cold wax for my watercolor and gouache and just rub it in with a latex or nitrile glove. Works great makes them completely matte and waterproof

[@karent1717]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I am excited about trying this and think it would be great on the watercolour cards that I have done. Have you tried putting the cold wax medium with a gloved hand or quality paper towel or cloth?

[@lifeidesign]

I haven't but that's a great idea! It would be nice to feel I'm sure.