Review on 🎨 Pebeo Vitrea 160 Glass Paint Outliner - 0.67 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) - Ink Black - 6" - High-Quality Glass Paint for Stunning Artwork by Denise Davis

So I've been working with this for a couple of weeks. I went through almost all of them, one tube of gold and one of pearls, and ordered another. So here are some observations. I didn't know there was a child lock on the inside of the lid. This thing needs to be pierced. You have to remove the white part of the lid that unscrews. I made the mistake of thinking I didn't have a big enough hole and held off the end. The end needs trimming, but you only want to trim the end so the lines are small and clear. Not surprisingly, some people pressed hard enough to split the sides. I could imagine doing the same. There may have been directions on the tube, but I can't see very well. So there is no need to read this guide. I have contacted you to see how it is done. I recommend watching a few videos. Then practice, practice, practice, practice. The more you do this, the better you become. I also recommend wiping the tip after a few lines or dots. It dries quickly and begins to dry out at the end of the tube where the paint comes out, causing it to warp into the desired shape. Now I can write and draw with it just as well as with a pencil. Keep in mind that this is color and will flatten out a bit. So you walk away thinking there's space between the drops or lines, just to kind of blend in with you. So keep that in mind when choosing an interval. Red, green, and blue are difficult to see against a black background, while gold and pearls look better. And vice versa. I use mixes of traditional multi-layer paints and these glass paints, which work well on many other substrates. I draw a line from everything. I've made plates and glasses, rocks, magazines, etc. I tried to upload some photos. but although I'm pretty good at visual arts, I'm not that good at technical arts. The bottom line is that, like anything else, just thinking about it won't do it, you have to actually do it, and do it a lot. Don't expect everything you do to be a masterpiece. If you don't like the line or dot, erase them while they're still wet. I love these colors very much and can only recommend them. Just take your time, forgive your mistakes and practice.