🎨 Pebeo Vitrea 160 Glass Paint Set - DIY Stained Glass Craft Paint & Moshify Brushes - 8 Colors for Stunning Results! Review

First time painting glass. The paint itself seems a little thick so I brought thinner as well because adding water to this water based paint interferes with the paint. The first time I thinned the paint and painted the glass, there were streaks on the glass so I couldn't use it. Then I added more thinner to the paint which helped make the paint look like watercolor. I love it and will be cropping the stained glass to use in my mosaic.

When I saw this set I felt like someone had put a treasure in my lap. Many years ago I used the same colors for glassware and china in the kitchen. I've tried "easier to use" colors that gave me poor results, either due to discoloration in the oven (you use a domestic oven to bake them) or dishwasher safe, or because they were so difficult to mix/apply it has just not worth it. These colors were also the cheapest to use given the cost of china or glassware because if they looked good in the…

These are really good colors. The colors are beautiful and translucent, allowing the light to shine through. This line looks different from line 150, hard to describe, harder to photograph (and too embarrassing to show you my work) but once you've used 150s you'll see the difference. Odorless, non-toxic. so great for glasses and dishes. The color blends very well. This set does not include green, but you can mix colors and get green. I practiced on an old can and really enjoyed mixing the…

I used glass paints in the past, but none of them were permanent. I like the Pebeo Vitrea 160 Glass Paint Set with Moshify Brushes because it has a good range of colors to start with. I am currently working on a project with them. I paint a transparent glass mug. Moshify brushes are beautifully smooth and have a secure tip. They should last a long time with good care. For use as a paint it can be layered like any other paint and the colors blend well. The difference is that it is a…

I've wanted to try Pebeo vitrea for a long time. I work with hot glass, make Venetian style lampwork. This is a long learning process and a difficult control task. Hot glass painting involves working with a thin strand of hair that may spread or curl. Thought I'd try this as an alternative way to spice up my work or even salvage parts that didn't come out quite right. Today I experimented with what would otherwise be disposable. I will post a photo tomorrow. Pebeo vitrea is a transparent color…

This Pebeo Vitrea 160 glass paint set comes in a sturdy box. In the box there are 8 different colors suitable for stained glass and 2 different brushes. The brushes are wide and thin, closed. There are no instructions in the box and the information on the side of each bottle is so tiny you'll probably need a magnifying glass to read it. ten years ago. I love it but the paint on the stained glass is peeling off as you can see in my photos. I wasn't able to completely remove the paint with steel…