Will this paint work well on glass? I want to paint some wine bottles silver for table decorations.
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My guess is that while it would paint well onto the glass that it would peel off very easily. I'm not sure that I would recommend it for glass
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I accidentally glued a glass piece of jewelry to my glass table top and it dried to solidly that I ruined the tabletop. I would say it works well on glass to glass and be careful not to spill the glue!
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I've painted wood metal wicker plastic etc.. with great results. However not this particular product. I'd think if you abraded and primed the surface you would achieve the same.
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I didn't try using on foil, but I was using on glass (which is what they were for). I used them on custom made hummingbird feeders and within days of being outdoors they entirely faded to nothing. I was so disappointed. Having said that, though I was very happy with the translucent quality of the paints and their ability to spread, mix and look entirely enchanting after first application. I'd say probably would work fine on foil or any other surface, just don't put them out in the sun unless you plan to add some protective coating. When I tried some coatings though the colors ran. Hope this helps. Not a really negative review, they just didn't do what I wanted them to do.
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Did you try the paint on the wine glasses yet? If so, do you just wash the glasses by hand & did the paint start to fade after several washes? Thanks, love your idea.
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I've never used it on clay surfaces but I've used it on a variety of other surfaces. I'm pretty sure this would work really well on clay art. It's a very resilient paint; not too thick and definitely not too thin. It's got good bold colors.
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It could possibly work. It can be applied both thin and thickly. I have used it as a light glaze and then with thick drips...The thicker the application, the better the cracks are. The glaze is very shiny, so I am not sure that would be pleasing for your project. I would definitely test it first to make sure you like the effect. Hope this helps.
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I used these markers to paint on glass and they worked great! They are as easy to use as a fine tip marker. I'm sure you can use them on a painted surface but keep in mind that they make a thin line and not much paint comes out at one time. They work by pressing the tip on a hard surface and pumping a small amount of paint into the tip. As far as durability goes, I have washed the glasses in the dishwasher and very little has worn off since In 2 months. It's a thin coating (like using a marker) so I wasn't expecting if to wear well with continuous washing. These would work great for detailed painting on something small that is not exposed to the elements.
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Acrylic paint tends to peel or easily chip off plastic. But if you can locate a primer that is for plastics to use first, it might work. They sell these paints individually at Michael's if you wanted to test it out before ordering this lot.
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Its a little thinner than elmers glue. Yes you can work easy with it i add a dot of water and mix it to the glue then brush it on my wine glasses. I also use this same method to paint picture frames.
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This is usable on glass, but, there are other paints made specifically for glass that would be better.
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Definately, that's the only type paint I've used it for so far. I used the gloss finish and it turned out like a fine grand piano finish! I was in a hurry to get it done so I didn't take the time to do much adjustment to the amount of paint it was spraying, just tested it on a large piece of cardboard and it was O.K. but a bit heavy. I went ahead and used it that way and it worked fine but I used a lot of paint, in fact I ran out of the quart I had bought for my small chain link fence project and bought another quart. I now have a grand piano finish on a chain link fence, kind of overkill for the first project with this paint sprayer. I will attempt to paint a house next so I will definately try to adjust the paint volume I spray for that and not overdo it and be wasteful.
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I don't know if I would use this on glass. I did use it on a very inexpensive entry way table, and everyone always says they love it. It looks great, but on glass...that could go either way.
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Kelly, I wondered the same thing at first, but I found that this product works very well with a small watercolor brush. My project involved helping a group in a convalescent center paint holiday scenes on large, flat cookies that I had frosted with hard white icing. They painted with the gold in just the same way as the red, green etc AmeriColors. It is very pretty.
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In my own personal experience I find it works better if you wait until the paint has cured. I use decoart gloss enamels when I paint on glass.
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For fine furniture I would probably say no although I have never tried it with high quality paint. It may work fine. It works well for furniture like shabby-chic.
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Hi Bill, I haven't used it on glass but I don't know why it wouldn't work. It's great on ceramic, stainless, etc. I would either keep it off the metal or test an inconspicuous spot first as I had another cleaner damage the chrome on my shower door.