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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can Mod Podge Alcohol inks be used in combination with any Mod Podge formula?

Mod Podge Alcohol Inks can be added to any Mod Podge formula to lightly tint it.  Simply add one drop of the desired Mod Podge Alcohol Ink color to the desired Mod Podge formula one drop at a time.  Gently stir to mix thoroughly, until the desired color intensity is created. O...

What is the best way to incorporate Mod Podge Alcohol Inks in a Mod Podge Resin Project?

Before each use, be sure to shake each Mod Podge Alcohol Ink to ensure the dye and alcohol are both thoroughly incorporated. Begin by placing one drop of Mod Podge Alcohol Ink, at a time, into well-mixed resin and hardener. Continue to mix additional Alcohol Ink drops one at a...

Do I need to shake Mod Podge Alcohol Inks before each use?

Yes. Mod Podge Alcohol Inks should be shaken thoroughly before each use. This will allow the dye and alcohol to mix properly which will provide the best color results. Note:  When working with the Metallic Gold and Silver Mod Podge Alcohol Inks and because the dyes are heavier...

Why are Mod Podge Alcohol Inks the best inks to use when working with Mod Podge Resin?

Because resin does NOT react well to water or extra moisture, Mod Podge Alcohol Inks are the best colorants to add to mixed Mod Podge Resin projects.  Mod Podge Alcohol Inks are alcohol based which mean they will not introduce additional moisture to the resin. As a bonus, uniq...

What is the best way to clean up after using Mod Podge Alcohol Inks?

Always safety first when crafting while using Mod Podge Alcohol Inks. The best way to prevent ink stains on hands, is to were gloves while creating. However, should an accident occur and a surface is stained, simply remove the alcohol ink from surfaces and/or your skin, by wip...

Why are the Waverly Inspirations Chalk & Wax Combo Brushes unique?

The Waverly Inspirations Chalk & Wax Combo Brushes are perfect for smaller projects. The Chalk Brush helps get in to small hard to reach areas, while the Wax Brush evenly spreads wax. Comfortable handles allows for easy application.

What is FolkArt Frost Effect?

FolkArt Frost Effect is a water-based, non-toxic paint that can be used alone or tinted with FolkArt Acrylic Paints to create the look of etched designs on ceramic or glass surfaces. .tb_button {padding:1px;cursor:pointer;border-right: 1px solid #8b8b8b;border-left: 1px solid...

On what types of surfaces can I apply FolkArt Frost Effect?

FolkArt Frost Effect can be used on any ceramic or glass surface such as windows, mirrors, vases, plates or drinking glasses, etc. FolkArt Frost Effect should not be applied within 1" or (2.5cm) from lip of glass or painted where it will make contact with food or beverage. ...

Do I need to prepare my surface before using FolkArt Frost Effect?

Yes, all ceramic and glass should be washed with soap and water to remove dirt and dust.  Once dried, ceramic and glass surfaces should be wiped with a rubbing alcohol dampened cloth and allowed to dry before painting. .tb_button {padding:1px;cursor:pointer;border-right: 1px...

Before squeezing FolkArt Frost Effect onto a palette, should I shake the bottle?

FolkArt Frost Effect should be thoroughly mixed before using, however, do NOT shake the bottle.   It is best to “roll” the bottle on a tabletop to thoroughly mix. .tb_button {padding:1px;cursor:pointer;border-right: 1px solid #8b8b8b;border-left: 1px solid #FFF;border-bottom...
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