I managed to scrape some of the Glossy Accents off, but you can still see some of it on the back of the pendant tray. The first time I tried this gloss/glaze/glue out, it reacted with the alcohol ink a bit and the glaze turned a bit pink. I've tried glazing alcohol ink washers in the past with mixed results, but the glues are a lot more convenient (less toxic and clean up with water) and less expensive than resin, so I keep trying to figure out how to get them to work better. Little did I know, but this place was not as level as I thought it was and the tray ended up leaning slightly to one side.

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In this post I compare Fantastic Glazing Glue vs Glossy Accents vs Dimensional Magic vs Mod Podge Gloss Luster.The glue also managed to take some of the ink with it as it ran off even after sealing the washer with mod podge. I applied the ink directly onto the surfaces and played around with rubbing alcohol as a blending solution. Again, my beef with this product is that is that it doesn't make as hard a coating as Glossy Accents.

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I live in Florida so drying time is crazy long for each of these, if you live in a more moderate or arid climate, your results will vary! So I thought it could not do any harm to add some more Glossy Accents to fill up the tray, so that it looked more level. I tore a piece of plastic wrap off the roll that was large enough to cover my bowl, and I set it down on my craft mat, being sure not to smooth it out.I strung up a few of them with some wooden macrame beads that my mom had lying around and gave to me over Christmas. Last week on the Blog, I decorated some washers with alcohol ink and used fire to mix and set the ink. Putting a thick layer of this on will make you look like you have applied resin to product (without all the harsh chemicals or the having to open a window bits). Step 1-rub embossing buddy over acetate sheet Step 2- Stamp image in white stazon Step 3- Quickly dauber pearlescent pastels over image Step 4- Remove excess powder using embossing buddy. Then I dripped ink on the plastic wrap until I liked the combination of colors and the plastic was mostly full of color.

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Then I cleaned my bowl with rubbing alcohol on a paper towel and removed the sale sticker from the bottom. I promise you won't have clogged Glossy Accents or Crackle Accents if you do this simple thing that literally takes 3 s. Then I placed my bowl in the center of the plastic wrap and carefully applied the plastic wrap to the sides without smoothing it out too much (so it keeps the wrinkled pattern).If there are bubbles, pop the larger ones with a toothpick and you can use a lighter to help pop smaller ones. I tend to use the “normal” matte version for my decoupage products, and use the gloss lustre version for creating a hard glossy coating.