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

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Second modern PVA isn’t everlasting. If you look there is a use by date. About 12months as after airborne fungi get in even with added fungicides they slowly start to multiply getting a new influx of oxygen each time you open the bottle. So will eventually end up looking like a slimy green fur coat. And smell foul. Also, I just commented on your blog but WP seems to be dropping my comments at the mo? Maybe in spam? This formula is similar to Hard Coat, but was specifically developed for furniture.It comes in larger sizes (you know, furniture is big) and in gloss, matte or satin. Glow-in-the-Dark Mod Podge

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Allow the first coat to dry completely and add additional coats if needed for more strength between your materials (usually 2-3 coats should be plenty). You can use it to apply fabric to furniture, wood, and other fabric. Working with fabric can lead to fraying in normal circumstances, but the Fabric Mod Podge will prevent that.

You will not believe how simple this is! I don’t know why they charge so much for this at the craft store.

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The original formulas — gloss and matte — are still around. However, the Mod Podge folks realized that some projects needed different formulations of the original formulas. Use Mod Podge to create a unique finish. For example, use Mod Podge Sparkle to add glitter or one of the finishes to create a glossy or matte look. You should be a lot more vigilant as to where glue is being applied when you’re dealing with glass – if it dries on the glass in an unintended area, you’ll be able to see it. I experimented using 3 parts PVA, 1 part water and 1 part flour and water paste mix. The result is matte finish, the next project I’ll halve the amount of flour paste and hopefully this will produce a satin type finish. If you are gluing something with an uneven surface, consider sanding it lightly first to ensure that the Mod Podge adheres properly.Make your own DIY mod podge in about two minutes using two ingredients you most likely already have at home. If you want to get down to the nitty gritty, Mod Podge is a polymer that contains polyvinyl acetate, defined as “a synthetic resin made by polymerizing vinyl acetate, used chiefly in paints and adhesives.”