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

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One question I get a lot is “is Mod Podge like Elmer's glue?” And yes, they are same base of glue (PVA) and I see a lot of recipes for making faux Mod Podge by watering down Elmer's glue. To apply Mod Podge as a glue, you will need a brush or sponge applicator, Mod Podge (available in most craft stores) and your object(s). Start by thoroughly cleaning both the object and the surface it will be glued to. Then lightly moisten the surface with water using either a damp cloth or spray bottle. Best Practices for Using Mod Podge as Glue I’m so glad you made it here! There are lots of dubious homemade mod podge recipes out there but this is the one that is perfectly proportioned! The one handed down from crafting whizz to crafting whizz, and now here it is, in your very hands! I first posted this recipe many moons ago (six years ago!) when I was living in London. These days we live in a yurt in New Zealand (seriously!) and I still use this homemade mod podge recipe every single day. I use this homemade mod podge on DIY projects like relining my drawers with beautiful old wall paper, everyday crafts with my daughters and the collage artworks I love to whip up. When using Mod Podge as glue for paper, you should always start with one thin layer. Make sure to let each coat dry completely before applying another layer. If the paper starts to feel stiffer than usual after the second or third coat then stop applying more layers until the desired effect has been achieved.

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So when I first heard about crafting super power that is Mod Podge I tried to ignore the screamy witch and find out exactly what it is that makes Mod Podge such a delight. First of all I began by trying to find out what Mod Podge is.Wanna know what it is, basically?No preparation is needed for a canvas, unless you are going to paint. Use acrylic paint for this step. Let dry. Mod Podge is a brand of glue created specifically for crafting projects. It can be used to adhere paper, fabric, wood, and other materials together.

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If you need some extra protection for projects that will be used a lot, use this formula.It comes in a satin finish, is very durable and the satin finish doesn’t show scratches like a matte or gloss would.Also great for furniture. Kids Wash Out Mod Podge Make sure that the surfaces you are working with are clean and dry. Any dirt or dust will prevent the Mod Podge from adhering properly.Mod Podge comes in many finishes, but the main formulas are matte, satin, and glossy so which one you want to use will depend on the look you are going for. Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge directly onto each of the surfaces you want to join together using either your fingers or a brush in even strokes. Mod Podge makes a suitable sealant for a clay project, and you can use it on polymer or air-dry clay. If the Mod Podge is completely dry when you want to get rid of it, you may need to take extra steps to remove it.You may or may not be able to salvage the project. Apply another thin layer of Mod Podge glue onto the other surface and press both objects together firmly until they are bonded securely together. The amount of pressure you should use will depend on the materials used.

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

Apply a top coat over the item only. Wipe away any excess Mod Podge around the edges. Repeat as desired. I have been using this for several years and it hasn’t yellowed. Beyond “several years” I can’t answer as I haven’t been making it for ages. However, my gut feeling is that people have been decoupaging for EVER, without things yellowing- and mod podge didn’t actually exist until quite recently. So, yeah.

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Now, in lots of ways I am a hand clapping optimist. I find it really hard to imagine the worst case scenario and always think everything is going to work out, which is often to my detriment. In other ways I am a doubting cynic. When it comes to brands and their promises I am more dubious then Scooby doo smoking doobies in dubiousville. When a grand claim is made of a product my mind screams “LIES, ALL DAMN LIES!” like some kind of crossed witch. Once applied liberally to both surfaces that will be joined (or just one surface if gluing down fabric), press the two pieces together and hold firmly in place until dry. But over time, crafters have discovered that you can also use Mod Podge as an adhesive for other materials like wood, metal, plastic, ceramic, glass, and more. So the short answer is yes – you can use Mod Podge as Glue!