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Judikins Diamond Glaze is a dimensional adhesive that dries to a clear glass-like finish. Why buy five when one will do? Dimond Glaze i... Full Description & Details.
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I just recently started using this product. I had never seen it used before, but I was very easy to figure out. I have used it to add shine to the patterns on my paper, to flowers, to buttons, to chipboard letters, and other embellishments. I have also used it for a strong adhesive. It works great. I did however try to use it on ribbon. DON'T. It just soaked it up and left a big stain. One tip - After each use the tip of mine gets a little clogged. I just use a safety pin to move the dried glaze out of the way. Hope this helped you.
This glaze rocks!!!
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Looks like everyone likes Diamond Glaze! Well, I have a new use for it! I traced letters from a milk carton and cut them out. I then used the diamond glaze to adhere them onto my page. Not new, you're thinking? The milk carton already has an icy look to it, so when you attach it with the glaze, it that variation of shades like ice has. And, it's recycling! It's hard to explain, but absolutely fabulous! I also have used it in bottle caps and plastic binding rings to give it that epoxy look and feel. You could even mix a little glitter in it and make it bling!
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This is a strong glue to adhere many things, but I really like to use it as an accent on my projects. You can cover an entire area to live a glossy finish, or you can leave raised dots (I used it in the middle and tips of snowflakes I stamped). It just adds that little extra and so easy to use! Hint: don't cut off a lot of the top! It will come out fairly quickly even with just a small hole. If it becomes glued shut just take a needle or tack and poke a small hole back through the opening. I wish I would've gotten this product sooner!
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I've always enjoyed Judikins products & was glad to see that Scrapbook.com had it in stock. I used it with different media to make a tag into more of a charm with dimension. It turned out pretty cool. My son & his father took my last bottle apparently thinking it was just regular glue, I don't know how that turned out but I think I'm missing other bottles of adhesive as well so I can only imagine since they aren't saying 😀
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In addition to using it with ghosts, other clear embellies and a thin coat for shine...I like to put a thick coat on top of shapes and text (like my Dymo font) for dimension. I have little patience, so I apply it and set it out of sight to dry. Also, when I was without my Fray Check...I used it to seal the ends of my ribbon...worked great! This is a MUST in my scrap stash!
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