🪟 Plaid Gallery Glass Window Color, Assorted 2 oz, Ivy Green (16024) Review

This article goes on and smells like Modge Podge. I use amber to warm up the color of the LED lights. The final product has a light color, like that of an incandescent lamp. Two appliqués soaked with paper towels give it the look you see in the picture.

We used this to blur a window in our kitchen garage door. It did a great job! I highly recommend wearing gloves when tapping the product to achieve this effect and avoid clear/defined fingerprints - wish I had. Classes in the kitchen can't look into the garage so much!

I used it to "paint" on a simple glass ball pendant light. It was too bright as it was. The gallery glass gave an excellent effect. From the way it looked when I drew it I thought it was blotchy, but it isn't. In fact, it only enhanced the stained glass effect. I also placed a "row" of self-adhesive "lead" strips around the bottom of the globe.

Second front door I have used this product it gives the front door a touch of blown glass and blurry privacy. 3 glasses were wet (top left product is dry) and then just touch it with your finger and there will be a blown glass effect. Plus, it's easy to take off after drying if you don't like the look that you can repeat. love this product!

This product is pretty good if you can get hold of it. Every color I've bought has a long piece of slime that needs to be pulled out every time I use it. Even without shaking there are huge bubbles that need to pop or you need to make another layer. Make sure you have everything you need for your project before you start because even if it's available, sometimes the cost is insane. If I had a new one, I would go with a different brand.

When I discovered that Michael's stores had discontinued this product, I was distraught. I was working on a big project (see picture) and I was running out. Thank goodness on Amazon when I found this I bought all the paints I needed. The project is complete, and forward to others! It is very easy to use and makes the windows look really amazing, even if you are not creative you can just use a clear window cover to provide privacy and still let the light in. highly recommended.

My mother used this color to give her bathroom window some much needed privacy in 1997. I bought a house and found that the purple detail didn't match what I was doing. I ordered the same brand they used in white. This material was very difficult to scrape off, but once I removed the hated color, the new color was very easy to apply. As you can see, this window has been looking pretty fabulous for over 20 years. In the picture, the lower right part is still wet, so it differs from the rest.

Love this thing! It's a poor man's stained glass. I used peel & stick lead strips and then put black liquid on top. Then I added Crystal Clear and ran my finger over it to create a ripple effect. You can use a small brush to create different textures or swirl. The only reason it doesn't get five stars is that a few pipes were clogged. They must have been sitting for a while. I used a needle to pry out the blockage before attempting to paint the glass. The food is a bit more expensive here.