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Diamond Glaze
(Judi-Kins http://www.judikins.com/)
Linda Glaser giggles-001@email.msn.com
Actually, you use it a lot like you do the Crystal Lacquer only the Diamond Glaze smells worse! LOL! Add some of those powdered pigments to it and you will see a very shiney, hard surface of color. Try it on some balloons....they actually look real! Put a few drops of the Diamond Glaze in your paint well of on a styrofoam plate and add just a little bit of the powdered pigments to it. You can adjust the colors the way you want by the amount of powdered pigments you add.
Actually, you use it a lot like you do the Crystal Lacquer only the Diamond Glaze smells worse! LOL! Add some of those powdered pigments to it and you will see a very shiney, hard surface of color. Try it on some balloons....they actually look real! Put a few drops of the Diamond Glaze in your paint well of on a styrofoam plate and add just a little bit of the powdered pigments to it. You can adjust the colors the way you want by the amount of powdered pigments you add.