🖌️ Mod Podge CS11272 Waterbase Sealer, Glue and Finish: Satin 8oz Multi-Use Craft Solution Review

I love the finish. There is a shine, but not shiny. Doesn't show the imperfections that glitter has. Can be applied very well and dries without brush strokes. This has saved many projects that started with a glossy finish and then corrected with that finish. Ideal for decorating ceramic tiles, switch covers and more. It's a little or, but not bad. I love it.

So I'm interested. Very interesting. I bought a bottle less than half of this from a fairly well known chain store three years ago. It cost me $5. Thanks to this purchase, I've spent time online figuring out how to make my own. All the recipes were so complex that I didn't have to bother with them. And then it turned out to be a supplement for less than a smaller bottle had cost me a few years ago. breathtaking.

"Satin” is halfway between original and luster. For me Mod Podge is the most versatile finish and Satin is the perfect choice for most projects. Mod Podge is great, easy to dilute and still works well for most projects. To use, simply apply with a brush and apply to any surface you desire. I use it for a paper machete, to waterproof a cardboard box, to cover leaves, and to apply glitter to things so they don't come off in bulk.

Satin gives my paintings a canvas quality and it is good with the work I do. It has no unpleasant odor, dries quickly and is easy to use and clean. I even apply a thin coat to the back of the images I plan to stick onto the rigid service. This coats the paper and helps prevent bubbles. When I'm ready to glue the picture, I first apply a light coat of Mod Podge to the rigid set and another light coat to the picture pack. Since both services are wet, I have time to maneuver in place as I please…