MINC Experiments inspired by the 'Reactive paint' at CHA2016

I've been playing with my MINC which I bought recently, I gave up on my cheap laminator which gave me very variable and mainly poor results and bought one on sale. I saw some videos of a MINC 'reactive' paint and spray from CHA and started playing.

I used the various matte mediums I had on hand and did some screenprints (good) onto a PL card and patterned paper, some painting (variable), and also stamping (poor image quality).

You need to let all of these dry fully before foiling. I used my heat tool.

Best Screenprints: Mod Podge Matte Waterbased Sealer
Best 'Writing': Martha Stewart Glue Pen - writing a bit slower than I normally do.
Inspired by @onescrappydoctor and her BPC class about the MINC

The key is letting it dry fully before you foil.

Foil - MINC brand
& DecoFoil comparable results
Card base - SC PL/Documenter Cards

Thanks to Nat Elphinstone's BPC class on MINC tips, I'd previously had good success with the Martha Stewart Glue Pen - much better than the brandname MINC Toner Pen.

I also did some painting, and found you need to have a slow, full brush, I was moving too quickly in most samples. 



Hope this inspires some more playing!