Can i use this for decorate milk glass bottles, vintage style. If not, can you recommend me one?
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I personally haven't used it like that, but I believe it could work... You might want something a little bit thicker, though.
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It would depend on the size of your bottle. The jewels are fairly large; each one is about the size of a grape. These jewels would probably be perfect for what you're describing, other than the possible size issue. You may need something smaller.
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I think you could do both. However, you probably will need some way to attach it to the bottle. If you are desiring to build a bottle lamp with a wine bottle; you might want to look specifically for that, because there are some on Amazon.
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Hi, You sure can! I did a little research and found most posts were in favor of using Judikins Diamond Glaze, which I sell separately. Sincere thanks, Lani 650-355-8964
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I have found this product to be extremely efficient. I have some delicate figurines and they stay in place. I even use it on a shelf over my microwave oven and the items that would move with the vibration of the oven now are stable. I think this would be excellent for your antique bottles.
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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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They say they can be used but I have only tried them on mason jars and glass bottles. Not impressed. The Martha Stewart paints and Plaid are wonderful for glass with the Liquitex Medium Semi- gloss over them. Hope this helps.
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I have used it to heat our glass bottles. It worked fine and we had no issues with the bottle.
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Not sure. I don't think I'd try it since its glass. But I was really happy with these bottles.
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Very easy. You can get a baby bottle brush at the dollar store and use that.
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no its for glass there are specific floats for acrylic. i wouldn't buy it for an acrylic tank if i were you
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not sure, maybe try with the primer, should stick but not sure how smooth it will look, has to be smooth as glass or any imperfection will show up
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You just need to play with the angle of the cork or sometime the tube. Patience works..keep trying! All my feeders are glass. I've never tried them on plastic bottles though.
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I used it to paint shells and it looks great and glows pretty good as for painting glass jars it paints clear just don't glob a bunch on. I recommend the green for the longest glow it does glow for awhile.
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Absolutely! I used only glass bottles and it worked like a charm. Now my daughter is on to sippy cups and use this as a drying rack for my wine glasses! ;)
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I really don't see why you couldn't mix the two. It would probably give you a nice effect without over-doing the sparkle from the glass.
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Probably not, it would be too thick, your labels won't lay flat and look nice. It's used more to seal glass case corners or stainless steel pieces together.