Mod Podge Matte Waterbase Sealer, Glue and Finish - 16 oz

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Have patience. Don’t rush the project. Put the kids down for a nap and take your time. You MUST allow for proper dry time to avoid wrinkles. Plaidonline.com has a store locator, but this is for stores that carry any Plaid product. Call to confirm that the store carries the formula you are looking for. No. MPcan glue things down, but it is also a sealer and a finish.It has “special” ingredients that school/craft glue doesn’t have. I find that it is a great glue for layers like tissue paper or stiffer papers like scrapbook paper that are not as affected by the water base.

You can use regular taklon or natural bristle brushes found at your local craft retailer. I use a soft bristled, 1” brush in most instances. Sometimes I go smaller, but the 1” brush works for most of my projects.I tend to use Matte Mod Podge most of the time and then the gloss for when I want to particularly have a shine to the project. Gloss Mod Podge does dry clear… with a little twist! Because it is a gloss finish, when there are brush lines in the dried surface the light reflects off of them and makes it look like fancy hand painted art! When Would You Use Matte Versus Gloss Mod Podge

Matte Mod Podge will dull anything underneath it and Gloss Mod Podge will make anything underneath it shiny. That said, besides the finish they are exactly the same formula.

What brand do I personally use? FolkArt or Martha Stewart brushes. Great quality, great price. What is the best way to clean brushes?Do I need to use a new one each time? Fabric Mod Podge is really tough, very durable AND it’s washable. So I always use it for projects that need to be durable – like clothing, accessories and furniture. If you are just Mod Podging fabric to letters and hanging them on the wall, you don’t need to use the Fabric formula. To finish, apply a second coat of Mod Podge® and apply it beginning in the middle and gently brushing out to the edges. Okay. Now after the three classics were born, the people at Plaid thought, “What if we developed Mod Podge in different formulas – for specific needs?” So they did. Which is why we have a Mod Podge formula guide! Any clear acrylic spray sealer will do (the Mod Podge brand sealers are good) . . . though if an item is going to be exposed to water, you’ll need to use a waterproof/enamel sealer.

We have written an article called Mod Podge Matte | Ultimate Guide if you want to learn what we like to use the matte Mod Podge for, and you will see some of our own crafting creations! Acrylic Sealers:If you need a strong sealer to spray on top of your finished project, these come in Gloss, Matte, Pearlized (which has a bit of shimmer), and Super Gloss.If it’s completely dry, the answer is “sort of.” You are going to have to wet the Podge and scrape it off. Mod Podge is tough. Glass– Thoroughly wash in warm, soapy water to remove dirt, dust, and grease film. Then rinse in warm water and let it dry.