There are six inkAID products, each with unique properties:

• White Matte Precoat
  White matte precoat gives a beautiful very flat and bright white surface. It goes on clear and dries white. One coat is enough on smooth, hard surfaces like gesso; two coats may be needed on more porous surfaces, like paper. With pigmented inks it creates a water resistant finish which allows overpainting of acrylic based varnishes.
• Clear Semi Gloss Precoat
  A favorite for artists coating surfaces where they want to preserve the color or image beneath the precoat. One coat is usually sufficient if carefully applied to cover all areas evenly. Very porous surfaces may need more coats, or you can seal the surface with acrylic medium before applying the precoat.
• Clear Gloss Precoat and Adhesive (for Clear Gloss Precoat)
  If you want a gloss surface, this is for you. Semi-porous surfaces might require two coats. On hard non-porous surfaces coat the surface with inkAID adhesive first.
  
  To adhere the inkAID Clear Gloss Precoat to a non-porous surface like Plexiglas or metal, you must first put down a coat of inkAID Adhesive to provide a lasting bond. Adhesive can also be used to reduce the number of coats of inkAID Clear Gloss or Semi Gloss Precoat needed on porous surfaces.
• Clear Gloss Type II (NEW)
  Gloss Type II with adhesive, a recent addition, was developed so that you no longer need a separate adhesive coating when preparing non-absorbent surfaces like aluminum and Plexiglas.
• Iridescent Precoats (NEW)
  Now you can print on virtually any surface and add luminance at the same time with new inkAID Iridescent Precoats in Gold, Silver, Pearl, Red and Blue. Premixed with glowing tints, these one step precoats contain both an adhesive and precoat for inkjet printing and will adhere to virtually every surface including non-porous surfaces like metal and porous surfaces like paper.