Introducing our Homemade Glass Paint Kit! This kit includes a vibrant selection of glass paint colors and a quality glass piece. Create your own stunning glass art in just a few hours!
 
Kit Contents:
- 12 colors of glass paint: red, pink, yellow, dark yellow, green, light green, blue, dark blue, gold, silver, black , white
- 1 clear glass cup: dimension 12.3cm height x 6.5cm width
- 1 paper stencil: to be placed inside the glass, enabling the creation of a beautiful and unique design.
- 2 paint brushes: precise and intricate designs
- 1 color palette for blending and creating custom colors
 
F&Q
1. On what surfaces can it be applied?
It can be used on various smooth surfaces such as glass, ceramic, acrylic, plastic, metal, and similar.
 
2. Will it peel off after being applied to glass?  
If the surface is clean and dry before application, allow it to dry naturally for 24 hours (the drying time may vary depending on environmental temperature and humidity). It won't easily fade with simple rinsing, but avoid prolonged soaking or scrubbing.
 
3. Can it be diluted with water?  
No, it cannot be diluted with water. The paint is already thin enough for direct use. Diluting it with water would affect its adhesion and alter its vibrancy.
 
4. Can they be used on tableware?
It’s not recommended to paint on glassware that comes into contact with food.
 
5. What is the shelf life of the paints? How should they be stored?
The shelf life of the paints is generally 3 years. Sedimentation over time is normal; just stir well before use. The paints dry quickly, so it’s advisable to use only what is needed. When not in use, securely close the bottle cap and store in a cool place to prevent drying and deterioration of the paints. Avoid storing in environments above 37°C or below 0°C.
 
6. Drying time?
Under normal circumstances, applying a single coat, the surface will dry in about 10 minutes, and will completely dry after 2 hours. It is recommended to air dry for 72 hours to fix the color. After fixing, it can be washed with water below 35°C as usual. Avoid rubbing with hard objects and prolonged soaking.
 
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