How To Paint Glass With Mod Podge at Henry Milam blog

How To Paint Glass With Mod Podge. (if you want to avoid the brush strokes, a foam. Food coloring (i used gel because it’s what i had lying around, but anything works) glass container. I used a paintbrush) here’s my naked jar just dying for a pop of color. Paint glass with spray paint, chalk paint, or colored mod podge in a variety of ways. Yes, you can paint on glass. Stick (or something to stir with; As you can probably guess since you are reading this post: Whatever glass you’re painting, mod podge (or elmer’s glue), food coloring, and a paintbrush. Pour in your mod podge. When painting glass, you may prefer to use a spouncer tool or a sponge rather than brush. While mod podge is great for glueing things down, i find it works the absolute best as sealer, kind of like spray or paint on varnish, but easier to use and less stinky. How to paint on glass.

Yes, you can paint on glass. When painting glass, you may prefer to use a spouncer tool or a sponge rather than brush. Pour in your mod podge. Food coloring (i used gel because it’s what i had lying around, but anything works) glass container. (if you want to avoid the brush strokes, a foam. While mod podge is great for glueing things down, i find it works the absolute best as sealer, kind of like spray or paint on varnish, but easier to use and less stinky. I used a paintbrush) here’s my naked jar just dying for a pop of color. Stick (or something to stir with; Whatever glass you’re painting, mod podge (or elmer’s glue), food coloring, and a paintbrush. How to paint on glass.

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How To Paint Glass With Mod Podge Whatever glass you’re painting, mod podge (or elmer’s glue), food coloring, and a paintbrush. (if you want to avoid the brush strokes, a foam. Pour in your mod podge. Paint glass with spray paint, chalk paint, or colored mod podge in a variety of ways. I used a paintbrush) here’s my naked jar just dying for a pop of color. As you can probably guess since you are reading this post: How to paint on glass. Yes, you can paint on glass. When painting glass, you may prefer to use a spouncer tool or a sponge rather than brush. Stick (or something to stir with; Whatever glass you’re painting, mod podge (or elmer’s glue), food coloring, and a paintbrush. Food coloring (i used gel because it’s what i had lying around, but anything works) glass container. While mod podge is great for glueing things down, i find it works the absolute best as sealer, kind of like spray or paint on varnish, but easier to use and less stinky.