Gallery Glass Stained Glass Paint, Snow White 2 fl oz Brilliant Smooth Finish Paint, Perfect For Easy To Apply DIY Arts And Crafts, 19729

Features

• REALISTIC STAINED GLASS EFFECT - This unique stained glass paint has brilliant, vibrant color - perfect for creating a realistic stained glass effect on all your glass DIY projects! This glass paint comes in a 2 oz size. Do not shake or stir
• BEAUTIFUL, SMOOTH FINISH - Create a smooth stained glass look with no cutting, grinding or soldering. Simulate the look of authentic stained glass paint easily
• EASY APPLICATION - Simply paint directly on your glass projects. This versatile stained glass paint can also be used to create whimsical suncatchers and clings that are repositionable. Paint on your surface vertically or horizontally. Use on a variety of surfaces including mirrors, plastic surfaces, glass bottles, vases, jars, windows, and so much more
• SIMPLE CLEAN UP - Clean up any extra Gallery Glass Stained Glass Paint with a paper towel while wet
• AMERICAN MADE - Gallery Glass Stained Glass Paint is proudly made in the USA
• UNIQUE FORMULA - Let Gallery Glass dry for 24 hours. Fully cures in 7 days. Drying times vary due to humidity, temperature, and thickness of paint. Gallery Glass has a water-based, non-toxic formula. Not recommended for outside use
• PREP - Make sure to clean your glass surface with alcohol or soap before painting. Work on a flat, protected surface. Tape pattern to backside of surface
• BASIC INSTRUCTIONS - Apply Liquid Lead from the center of the design working outwards, until all pattern lines have been leaded. Keep the nozzle tip one inch above the project surface, apply even pressure to create a uniform line of Liquid Leading. Apply the paint to the perimeter of a leaded design section, then fill in. Add paint equal to the leading line level, applying the paint onto the leading, using it as a bumper. NOTE: paint applied on the leading will not show when the project is cured. To remove bubbles: Tap directly under the section with the flat end of the nutpick from the Gallery Glass tool set