I am making blocks for a child using old stamp blocks. I used gloss luster mod podge. Can I use the hard coat to ensure a good seal?
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Sorry no, on my project every time it gets wet it rewets the mod podge. I covered a tray. If you set a wet glass on it, you get a ring of glue. I would say no, this would not be a good solution for baby blocks that will go in the mouth.
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We used this to seal up a puzzle that we framed and it worked very well. Not sure how it will work with blocks, but I would suggest you give it a try. I don't see how it could hurt anything- if anything- it would just help to to seal up your blocks even more.
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yes you can,if your tile is high gloss there is no need to seal it,if not high gloss its ok to seal it with the same product as per product instructions
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Not necessarily. There are brands out there that sell stamping polishes (and some people swear by them) but many people have figured out other polishes that work. Basically for a nail polish to be a "stamping polish" it needs to be really opaque (meaning very densely colored). Any nail polish that claims to be one coat and done is a perfect fit for this. For example Sally Hansen Insta Dri Nail Polishes are very opaque and work great for stamping! So if you want a very crisp clean solid color image you'll need to use polishes that are opaque, that doesn't mean you can't use regular polishes. Just realize they won't produce a very crisp image (which may or may not be what you are going for in your design) Not necessarily. There are brands out there that sell stamping polishes (and some people swear by them) but many people have figured out other polishes that work. Basically for a nail polish to be a "stamping polish" it needs to be really opaque (meaning very densely colored). Any nail polish that claims to be one coat and done is a perfect fit for this. For example Sally Hansen Insta Dri Nail Polishes are very opaque and work great for stamping! So if you want a very crisp clean solid color image you'll need to use polishes that are opaque, that doesn't mean you can't use regular... » Read More Not necessarily. There are brands out there that sell stamping polishes (and some people swear by them) but many people have figured out other polishes that work. Basically for a nail polish to be a "stamping polish" it needs to be really opaque (meaning very densely colored). Any nail polish that claims to be one coat and done is a perfect fit for this. For example Sally Hansen Insta Dri Nail Polishes are very opaque and work great for stamping! So if you want a very crisp clean solid color image you'll need to use polishes that are opaque, that doesn't mean you can't use regular polishes. Just realize they won't produce a very crisp image (which may or may not be what you are going for in your design) « Show Less
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I have never tried this, so I a not sure. I know the top coat seals it really well. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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I used a mid gloss sealer in dining room after mixing Kona and Tannin stain. It came out nice and I would not hesitate to use wet look high gloss.
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Yes I have tried this polish with stamping and it is a thick polish and is nice for stamping some designs depending on the color you choose, some of the polishes are thicker then others:) I hope this helps!
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Hi Elizabeth- I'm not about this- but I did find a website that I think will answer your question. I hope this helps: http://www.divinecaroline.com/entertainment/crafting-mod-podge-guide-many-formulas Melissa
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This stencil vinyl is clear, and good for making a stencil to paint sayings onto wood. However, the type of paint or finish of the wood is important, as it is hard to stick the vinyl to certain types of finishes when stenciling. Modge podge is good to cover the wood/ surface for stenciling on top of. However, if you just wanted a colored vinyl to transfer to the wood, indoor/outdoor vinyl works best In any color. If you use silhouette vinyl, use the permanent kind, as the removable kind peels up easily when you remove transfer paper, without a shiny surface underneath ( hence, the usefulness of a layer of modge podge underneath. )
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I would say semi gloss, closer to a dull finish than a glossy finish. I think ink stamps will be fine just allow drying time. I use a sharpie or ball point pen for marking. For the price this is a good deal. Good luck and please let us know if they work for your application.
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It's better if u use special nail polish. I recommen stamping nail polish from Konad , mundo de unas but if u just what to stamp with white and black I recommen sinful colors in black and snow me white u can get at any Walgreens for 99 cent doses are the best for me.
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Yes. You will get a gloss coating on the slate though. The more coats you apply the glossier it will become.
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We use it as a buffing material for leather work, I would only guess it is not tight enough to stamp - but have never even tried it. Sorry we cannot give you a definite answer on stamping.
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Yes, Mod Podge can be used to seal acrylic paintings on panel. However, you may find that it will remain soft and sticky even after it dries.
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I had no luck with it. I have read several other post that say to file the stamper and use a thick polish. I haven't tried it yet though.
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I used the Mod Podge as a top coat and to adhere other papers to watercolor paper. It is extremely shiny and it is possible to build up quite a thick layer of it. Mod Podge remains flexible enough to bend on paper without cracking when applied in one or two layers. It does stiffen the paper somewhat.Since I didn't use it on fabric, I'm not sure how much it would stiffen it, but I think it would stiffen it quite a lot. I'd use an acrylic made for fabric if you want your fabric to feel soft to the touch. Don't know if this is what you had in mind. Hope it helps.
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Any opaque polish that is highly pigmented should work. If you have thicker older polish it can be great for stamping. Also metallic or chrome colored polishes work great! Hope this helps!
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I don't know. This is the first time I have used this product. I bought it to seal paper clay dolls. It seems to do a good job of sealing. It is a slightly shiny finish and stays sticky for a short while.