Mod Podge Matte Waterbase Sealer, Glue and Finish - 16 oz

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It’s much stronger than Elmer’s, especially over the long haul. Read this post about why you shouldn’t make your own Mod Podge. Is Mod Podge waterproof when dry? If you want to use the regular formula – the product in the regular bottle – you’ll use an inkjet printed image and this tutorial. If Mod Podging onto plastic, clay or terra cotta, glass or fabric, clean with warm, soapy water. Just make sure your surface is totally dry before applying any Mod Podge. What surfaces can I use this formula on? Wood, canvas, tin, metal, terra cotta, and more. If fabric is your base, use Fabric Mod Podge. Additional Resource: Matte Vs Gloss Mod Podge Challenge on One Artwork! How Do You Apply Mod Podge?

Because of water sensitivity, it’s not recommended that you use for preservation purposes. What’s the hardest thing you have ever Mod Podged? A frame that was an odd shape, if you can believe it. It was hard to cut the paper, and then it didn’t fit right within the recessed area, so it was doomed from the beginning. Once I Mod Podged, it was all over because the paper wrinkled like crazy. That frame went into the garbage. I want to layer papers on a desktop. How do I keep it smooth or should I just expect to feel the edges of each paper every time I touch the desktop? You can watch this video, but here are my steps as well. I first prepare my surface by sanding wood, washing glass or tin, etc.I paint the surface with several coats of acrylic paint (if desired).

Let that dry.I cut my paper or fabric to fit the surface – I typically use a ruler and craft knife over scissors to get the most precise fit. Make sure you adhere it really well and ensure there are no bubbles by running your brush over top. A foam brush is good for this! Have patience. Don’t rush the project. Put the kids down for a nap and take your time. You MUST allow for proper dry time to avoid wrinkles.

In terms of Mod Podging edges, just add more Podge around the edges and wipe away with a brush. It’s a good idea to do around the edge of any project to finish it, especially furniture. How can I minimize/eliminate brush strokes? This is the #1 question I get– and it’s such an important question that I made this video. The key is using enough Mod Podge during application, and allowing the Mod Podge to dry long enough between layers. Please watch the video for all the details.Result: yes, it basically does everything in a spray. You can brush it on too! Comes in a Gloss or Matte finish. Matte Mod Podge will dull anything underneath it and Gloss Mod Podge will make anything underneath it shiny. That said, besides the finish they are exactly the same formula.