aquadag

/ˈækwədæɡ/

Definitions

1. noun

A substance used as a waterproofing agent, typically made from a mixture of beeswax and resin.

“The artist applied a layer of aquadag to protect the wooden frame from moisture.”

2. verb

To apply aquadag to a surface in order to protect it from moisture.

“The conservator aquadaged the painting to prevent it from warping in the humid environment.”

Synonyms

  • beeswax sealant
  • waterproofing agent

Antonyms

  • moisture-enhancing agent
  • water-absorbing substance