Mod Podge CS11297 8 oz Super Gloss Finish Coat

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To finish, apply a second coat of Mod Podge® and apply it beginning in the middle and gently brushing out to the edges.

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I can mitigate this a bit by using a credit card to smooth the images as I place them, but just the actual product is conducive to making things wrinkle. What is Mod Podge Gloss Lustre Finish? Depending on the type of effect you’re looking for, you will need to use 2 or more coats of Mod Podge. If your project calls for a soft, smooth surface with no ridges, you will be better off applying at least 5 to 6 coats.

For wooden surfaces, you need to have a smooth surface, so use fine-grit sandpaper to sand down any bits that may add unevenness to your project. Clean with a dust cloth and then start adding the Mod Podge. Brush-On Sealers present an all-in-one solution to preserving your Diamond Painting for years to come. They come in a variety of finishes and consistencies depending on your personal preference. Use Mod Podge to make your own DIY window clings on a budget – these gel window clings are so easy, and a great kids' craft! The moisture in Mod Podge can cause wrinkles in paper as it dries the same way that Elmers Glue does (you can make homemade mod podge by mixing Elmers Glue with water). Is Mod Podge Waterproof?

Mod Podge CS11297 8 oz Super Gloss Finish Coat

Heat is a great way to speed up the drying process and using thin layers helps you achieve a faster drying time. The consistency of the heat needs to be controlled and should only be used for a few minutes before letting your craft project air-dry. One last thing… I mentioned a couple of times in my video that the gloss smells funny. I am not the world's best smeller and it definitely has an odor, even a day later. After a few days it wears off, but it could be off putting for some makers. Matte Versus Gloss Mod Podge Mixed Media Project

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.