Review on Color Your Creations With 12 Shades: Non-Toxic Glass Paint Set For DIY Projects On Porcelain, Glass, Ceramic And More! by Jennifer Groom

This is a great product!A glass chandelier was left in the dining room when we bought our house. I kind of liked it, and never replaced it.After 19 years, I started to get tired of looking at it. It was so old fashioned and plain. I checked YouTube for methods to jazz it up a bit.I decided I’d buy glass paint and see what happened. The worst that would happen would be a new light fixture for the dining room. I took the chandelier apart, cleaned it, and hung everything on a line on the back porch.The crafter on YouTube recommended a paint that was too expensive for me. I am NOT a crafter; and, I am a bit of a bull in a china shop. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money on something I’d probably ruin. I looked at a lot of different products before deciding on this one.I was a bit worried about the color choices in this kit; but, the price was right.When it arrived, I was pleasantly surprised. The palette was sturdy plastic and there was a good amount of paint in each tube. The paint was sheer and easy to apply for a beginner. I used a brush I have on hand for our grandchildren. The colors were all pretty pastels, which was another nice surprise. The paint on the palette and my fingers came off very quickly and easily with soap, water, and a little elbow grease.I didn’t bother baking the crystals, I just left them out overnight, then hung them up.It looks very pretty. I am still surprised!I’m glad I took on this project. I left a lot of the chandelier unpainted, and may eventually paint more of it. I wanted to be cautious, and didn’t want it to look like a clown exploded in the living room.I’ll definitely be keeping the chandelier for a while longer.