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Ranger Ink - Tim Holtz - Distress Crackle Paint - Brushed Corduroy

  • Ranger Ink - Tim Holtz - Distress Crackle Paint - Brushed Corduroy
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Ranger Ink - Tim Holtz - Distress Crackle Paint - Brushed Corduroy

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Decades of Distress in one simple step! Tim Holtz Distress Crackle Paint is a unique one-step paint that cracks as it dries. With a convenient, built-in applicator brush, add instant aging to cardstock, chipboard, paper mache projects and more. Coordinates with the fabulous palette of 24 Distress Inks and Dis...  Full Description & Details
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Decades of Distress in one simple step! Tim Holtz Distress Crackle Paint is a unique one-step paint that cracks as it dries. With a convenient, built-in applicator brush, add instant aging to cardstock, chipboard, paper mache projects and more. Coordinates with the fabulous palette of 24 Distress Inks and Distress Embossing Powders.
  • Easy-to-use, one-step crackle paint
  • Convenient built-in brush
  • Varied look based on application
  • Coordinates with Distress palette
  • 1.1 oz.
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    pp-tdc23685
    UPC
    789541023685
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      LOVE this paint!!!

      I tried this paint for the very first time this past weekend and OH MY!!

      I've used the crackle accents before, and its ok, but this paint ROCKS!! Its soooo cool to watch it crack right before your eyes as it dries!! You can also use your heat gun to speed up the process.

      Use a thin coat for a subtle look, paint it on thicker for a more pronounced cracked look. Oh--and the brush is attached to the cap!!

      One suggestion, though. If you're using it on a piece that will be handled, I'd suggest protecting it with lamination, diamond glaze, modge podge etc. just so the cracks don't start to flake off.

      I'm definitely going to be collecting all the colors they have!!

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