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Jun. 17th, 2003 09:27 pmhello!
i'm looking to do some decoupage onto ceramic tiles for use as drink coasters...and just off a trip to michael's, i was a bit overwhelmed by the dizzying array of varnishes and lacquers available, and the lack of instructions on each.
does anyone have experience with a particular brand of varnish/lacquer (preferrably satin or matte) that doesn't dry sticky, doesn't alter the color of the paper beneath it, doesn't leave brush strokes on the surface, and is fairly liquid-safe? i'm not looking for anything dishwasher-safe; but something that can handle drink condensation and a light cleaning. i really don't want to have to resort to a pourable resin if i can help it...
thank you in advance!
i'm looking to do some decoupage onto ceramic tiles for use as drink coasters...and just off a trip to michael's, i was a bit overwhelmed by the dizzying array of varnishes and lacquers available, and the lack of instructions on each.
does anyone have experience with a particular brand of varnish/lacquer (preferrably satin or matte) that doesn't dry sticky, doesn't alter the color of the paper beneath it, doesn't leave brush strokes on the surface, and is fairly liquid-safe? i'm not looking for anything dishwasher-safe; but something that can handle drink condensation and a light cleaning. i really don't want to have to resort to a pourable resin if i can help it...
thank you in advance!