It's hard to say. How have you prepared the glass before painting? Do you wear hand lotion? Do you handle the glass surface a lot?
Natural oil comes off your hands and will interfere with paint adhesion. I like to wear gloves, like surgical gloves, to keep all oils off the glass surfaces.
Feb 21, 2015
Glass Paint by: Karen
The paint does tend to "peel" off if you paint the paint the same spot over and over. The best technique that I've found so far, is to put a very light first coat on, let dry well, then continue with a second or third coat, but don't stay on one spot over and over or it will stroke off and create a hole. If this happens, I try lightly dabbing that spot with the paint, letting it dry and then painting it with normal brush strokes. Good luck!
Feb 21, 2015
Peeling Glass Paint by: Cheryl
Thanks Karen, that's great advice.
It doesn't hurt to apply the 1st coat and let it cure overnight. I've always found I get 100% success rate if I go the distance and gather up all of my patience to wait that long! :o)
And you're right Karen, working in the same spot is not a good idea.
Cheryl, Is it necessary to spray artwork with an acrylic spray if I use a quality canvas listed as “archival”? Cheryl, are you still writing newsletters?
WEB DESIGN BY CHERYL POULIN - EARMARK STUDIO Your Decorative Resource
All rights reserved - Reproduction by any means is prohibited All content copyright protected
2005 - 2024
All trademarks and registered trade marks
are the property of their respective owners.