Would this work on a glass bottle (green glass) for photographic purposes? If so what is best additive and application method? Thanks.
1086198
Need more detail to answer this question. Don't really understand the purpose intended. If you intend to take a picture of the bottle glowing in the dark, cover the outside with their laquer based paint, or just make your own with the powder and some model aircraft dope.
614465
I have never tried using glass bottles. The key is getting the green plastic fitting to screw on to the mouth of the bottle. If it doesn't fit then it won't work.
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I do multi media, though mostly Koh-I-Noor and Sakura colored pen and ink art work on my coasters. I tried modpodge (use it a lot)-wasn't satisfied for water proofing. I'm working with Krylon Triple Thick Crystal Clear Glaze. LOVE IT!!!!! I have used it on these, on photos for coasters, art on wood, art on rocks, glass, pen work on thin paper sprayed with this looks like stained glass! Dries fast and CLEAR.Try it-They have many products-so look for that exact glaze, hope that helps. C.H.
1211258
yes it would. I would suggest applying with a brush allow it to set up for a few seconds before applying it to the bottle
335051
I haven't used it for that purpose, but being a product photographer myself, I just tested it for future reference - it held one of my rings perfectly upright! Only thing to be aware of is that it does leave a waxy blotch wherever its placed. it wipes right off of glass and wood, but if you're using a paper background/backdrop it may leave a stain.
469495
It's possible but unless the pictures are laminated, they're just going to collect condensation and be ruined. How this water bottle is set up is the inner glass layer can be completely removed, but again, the condensation would get in the way.
1012063
I would say a glue stick meant for that task would be better, since it's spreadable and restick-able. While this does dry clear, I think it would be difficult to apply to a photo evenly & set on paper to stick. You'd probably go through a lot of it too, and send up with it all over your hands! This is def best for a smaller fix-up job involving broken plastic pieces or something like that. Would not use for pic/paper craft projects.
2121369
I was just looking at this in a retail store today. The packaging says it can be be used on glass tops. I was surprised to see that, but glad. I would just avoid scooting it on the glass.
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Can't imagine it would work on plastic, it would collapse the bottle. And 10 oz glass bottles, probably, but for 10 oz of soda, why would you need it? I don't think it would do anything to save the carbonation, so it would be gross anyway.
268212
The lid is the exact size of a two liter bottle of soda lid, so if the size fits I imagine it would work just as well on glass as it does on plastic.
2011095
Sure why not? Just be careful not to let it get on the glass, it's hard to remove! Should stick great to the glass and the backing... And resist coming loose even in the weather. (Can't PROMISE you that, but so far it's been impervious in every application I've made of it.)
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This is not paint. It is pigment that you mix with a clear paint like "clear polycrylic". I tested the pigment mixed with minwax water based polycrylic protective finish 'clear satin' on wood, acrylic plastic, glossy photo paper, metal and a smooth pebble but I did not test on glass. If the clear paint you mix the pigment with works on glass then yes it will work on glass. The minwax that I used was meant to protect wood finishes but worked great on acrylic plastic and the other materials I tested on.
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It will not damage the photos and they will adhere-at least for a while-but this glue is more intended for temporary applications, such as adhering templates to material before/during cuts. I used it to glue paper onto styrofoam insulation, and it didn't stay there for longer than I needed it to.
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I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Just turn the bottle 180° from how it's shown mounted in the photo. I'll try to take a picture.
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CAR WINDOWS ARE ALREADY COVERED IN A PLASTIC ANTI-SHATTER layer, so in theory it should work. I'm just not sure if it would leave a film or not, since less dense or less smooth plastics could leave air pockets (and thus blurriness) when applied. But if it's a hard, smooth, glass-like plastic I would give it a try (maybe apply just to a corner at first to test it?)
2061981
I use a dry erase marker, not on the special write-able area. Works great on any bottle, so long as you're reasonably careful not to smudge it off with your fingers when you put it in the fridge.
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never tried but if it can FIT on the glass bottle then probably it will do the job. because its plastic so I don't think there will be a problem