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JudiKins Diamond Glaze Water Based Adhesive (2 Fl. Oz.)
JudiKins Diamond Glaze Water Based Adhesive (2 Fl. Oz.)

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JudiKins Diamond Glaze Water Based Adhesive (2 Fl. Oz.)

Used in Projects
Made in America
$10.99
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Sold By: 2 fl. oz.
  • Now that we carry charm and pendant frames, we knew we needed a product you can use to create a glass-like finish on your projects.
  • Judi Kins Diamond Glaze is a water-based, water soluble adhesive offering you a lot of versatility.
  • Use directly over artwork for a raised, glass-like finish.
  • Thin with water for a lacquer-like finish.
  • Create your own custom colors by adding a small amount of dye ink.
  • Absolutely the best adhesive for gluing glitter, beads, glass, plastic, and vellum to paper.
  • Easy clean up with soap and water, as long as glaze has not dried.
  • One 2 ounce bottle.
  • SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS: This product is a hazardous material and we cannot ship it outside of the continental USA. If your order is to be shipped to an address outside of the continental USA, this item will be refunded and will not be shipped. If you are a customer in the continental USA, your order will ship via ground regardless of the delivery option selected.
  • SKU: XTL-1020
  • Weight: 86 g
Project Tutorials Using this Item
Used In Project:
Thistledown Ring
Retired - Quoth the Raven Cell Phone Charm
Retired - Graduation Photo Pendant
Retired - Treasured Memory Bridal Bouquet Charm
Retired - Everlasting Love Bridal Bouquet Charm
Retired - Down the Aisle Bridal Bouquet Charm
Retired - Gemini Zodiac Purse Hanger
Retired - Sagittarius Zodiac Purse Hanger
Retired - Road Less Traveled Lapel Pin
Retired - Heart of Glitter Lapel Pin
Retired - Lunar Swoon Lapel Pin
Retired - Jenny Earrings
Scotland's Thistle Ring
Retired - Peachy Keen Ring
Retired - Watercolor Blooms Ring
Additional Information
Style Sealant, Adhesive
Shape Other
ITEM SHAPE Other
COLOR White
IS PROP65 Shipping Restrictions - Hazardous Material
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JudiKins Diamond Glaze Water Based Adhesive (2 Fl. Oz.)

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Kathleen
Has uses

I use Diamond Glaze for many things, and always have some on hand. It dries very clear. I have found that I was able to use it to fix a vintage cracked vase to keep the crack from spreading. In addressing some of the other reviews, it can be difficult to get a raised bezel finish with this stuff. It does tend to sink, and you need to keep adding Diamond Glaze over a long period to get it to be even. When using it on any type of printed paper, be sure that the image is completely dry. I do not use matte paper, but the HP Brochure Glossy. I print it out (ink jet), and then let it dry for at least one day before applying Diamond Glaze and glass cabochons. To remove bubbles, trying using a smaller tip, and then gently press the glass down on the paper. You have a very tiny window to move the glass around on the paper before it sets. I have never had a problem with bubbles. An easier way to remove the paper from the glass, should you need to do so, is to use nail polish remover. Let it soak for ten minutes and the paper will slide off easily to use the glass again.

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silverfern
Raised glass finish disappointes

I used the diamond glaze adhesive to create a glass-like raised finish on a bezel. I tried a few times but it failed every time. One of the problems I found with this product is that it sunk in the middle of my pendant creating a small hole. Another problem was that didn't matter how careful I was with the product air bubbles started to appear on the surface soon after it had been left to dry (I made sure I removed all visible air bubbles and asked my husband to double check that). And the third problem with it is that it takes a very long time to dry.