Krylon Triple Thick Glaze being discontinued

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I noticed that Krylon's Triple Thick Glaze is being marked as discontinued. This is a spray-on product that produces similar results to XTC-3Ds smoothing epoxy coat for 3d printing.

If you're in Canada, Canadian Tire is clearing out their remaining stock at about 40% off ($5 instead of $9 per can). Get em while you can.

Posted Dec 17, 2017, 2:31 AM UTC

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MadSpartus•

Well I guess I should say thank you.

Mother in law was asking for a clear coat for some ornaments she was making (with dough, not plastic). Saw your post and said I should go get this for both the printer parts and for her. Canadian Tire had all the Krylon on clearance, I ended up with 10 cans of different types from the clear coat, to Fusion Paint for plastics, and also some specialty like metal coat, chalkboard paint, and washable paint for craft boards.

They had triple thick for like $4.80, but they had "normal" clear coat for a buck less and I got that too. Also different finishes, like satin coat, but I only got gloss.

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VexinatorOPOriginal Prusa i3 Mk2•

Glad to hear it. I picked up 4 cans of the triple thick as that was all they had left. I saw the other types on sale but don't have a use for them.

This makes me wonder if Krylon is discontinuing these products, of if Canadian Tire is just no longer stocking Krylon products. If the former, will they be releasing new versions to fill the product needs?

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MadSpartus•

My guess is Canadian tire is just switching the brand they carry

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Gregory_D64•

Freaked me out until I remembered I use rustoleums triple thick glaze. Works great too!

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