How To Apply Mod Podge Without Brush Strokes

Can i use mod podge to put a puzzle together permanently.

How to apply mod podge without brush strokes. It comes only in a satin finish. And it comes in two formulas for your decoupaging needs. You will be adding more coats. Don t worry if the layer is thin. The moisture can cause the ink to melt off.

If you want to use your tinted mason jar as a vase put a thin glass vase or candle votive inside it. Krylon makes nice finishes. Polycrylic by minwax is widely available and works well i use satin but it comes also in semi gloss and high gloss. Paper fabric wood using a paint brush or foam brush. I feel that the best way to.

I use the canned stuff and brush it on but it also comes in a spray. More than one coat might help. You can either use a flat paintbrush or a foam brush. Let dry before using. If you can brush it on with only one or two strokes that is best.

The rule of thumb tends to be the thicker the paper the more mod podge you can use. For example if you are mod podging an image from a thin napkin onto a dresser use a thinner coat of mod podge. You can apply it over posters prints or to decoupaged canvas projects for an artistic look that s an affordable alternative to genuine painted wall art. P i used mod podge and a foam brush. This will make the mod podge flow easier in the next step.

When applying the mod podge use a soft wide brush and as few brush strokes as possible as it begins to set quickly. To create a moroccan style lantern. An acrylic finish of any kind is fine just allow the mod podge to dry first. Try adding a tiny amount of water to soften the modge podge first just to thin it out a bit and apply the second coat in the opposite direction. If your piece is too large using rubbing alcohol and a cotton ball to clean.