Size (length*width*height): 11cm x 6cm x 6cm

What's in the box:

1 x Plaid Mod Podge Waterbase Sealer, Glue & Finish 236ML (Gloss / Matte)

• Give any project atouch of dazzle
• Paint multiple layer to get more glitter on the surface
• Quick-drying for multiple coat build up
• Can use on multi-surface,ex: paper, cloth, wood, plastic,glass, and etc.
• Dries clear, cleans up easily with soap and water
• Certified AP non-toxic, water base
• All-in-one glue, sealer, and matte finish
• Made in the USA
• 236ml or 8oz content

Mod Podge is quick-drying for multiple coat build up and dries clear. Can be sanded to a smooth finish. Cleans up easily while wet with soap and water. Certified AP non-toxic; waterbase. Mod Podge is an all in one decoupage glue, sealer and finish

Is Mod Podge Just Glue?
In short no! Mod Podge is glue with benefits and theyre benefits worth having! Yes, you can use Mod Podge to stick stuff down, but thats not all this fantastic little pot of sauce has to offer. Mod Podge is also a sealer and a finish; its much stronger than PVA glue, and includes special ingredients that will give your project the strength and longevity that standard glue wont!

How Long Does Mod Podge Take To Dry?
A coat of Mod Podge will feel touch-dry within an hour, but your best bet is to give a project a full 24 hours before you deem it completely dry.

How Long Will My Mod Podge Last?
Whilst Mod Podge doesnt have an expiry date as such, it will typically last anywhere from 6 months to a year once opened. If left unopened and well-stored, your Mod Podge could last for years and be perfectly usable when you do finally start crafting with it!

Can I Use Mod Podge on Plastic?
Yes you can use Mod Podge on Plastic! Mod Podge is designed to enable you to decoupage any porous material onto almost any surface so as long as the material you are using is porous (e.g. paper, fabric, etc.) then it should work no problem! If there are any non-porous embellishments you want to add to your plastic surface (such as buttons, beads or gems) then simply attach them using adhesive, allow this to dry fully, and then apply a layer of Mod Podge over the whole project to finish.

What Surfaces Can I Use Mod Podge On?
So many people want to know how to use Mod Podge when it comes to working with different surfaces, across a broad range of projects. The fantastic thing about Mod Podge is that it can be used on almost any surface! You can use it to decorate tin, cardboard, glass, wood, craft foam, some plastics, paper mache, and more! If in doubt, test a small area of the surface first before you jump straight into your project, just to make sure the Mod Podge will adhere fully.

Prepare wood surfaces by lightly sanding, wiping down with a damp cloth, and drying fully before use. Clean tin surfaces using a 50:50 water:vinegar solution.

How Do I Apply Mod Podge?
How to use Mod Podge is to some extent up to the individual, and can depend upon the project at hand, but generally speaking, its easiest to apply using either a soft bristle paintbrush or a sponge applicator brush. Always start at the base of your project and work upwards so apply a generous coat of Mod Podge to your project surface (too little and you will end up with wrinkled papers!) then place your papers on top of this. Next, smooth out the papers using a brayer or credit card, until all the bubbles/wrinkles are gone, then wait 10-20 minutes before applying a top coat of Mod Podge. Its up to you how many top coats you apply, but we recommend at least a couple.