FolkArt Dragonfly Glaze Acrylic Topcoat - Gloss
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Add a touch of show-stopping sheen to your DIY projects with the innovative, lustrous paint, FolkArt Dragonfly Glaze.
Designed as a topcoat, the paint's extraordinary light-reflective pigments create an iridescent finish allowing multiple colors to be viewed from different angles.
Layer over dark or light base colors to create an intense, shimmering finish that makes an impact on a variety of surfaces.
Water-based and non-toxic.
6 Colour Options:
44380 Full Spectrum 2oz 59ml
44385 Green - Gold - Red Shift 2oz 59ml
44382 Red - Violet - Blue Shift 2oz 59ml
44381 Gold - Red - Violet Shift 2oz 59ml
44384 Blue - Green - Gold Shift 2oz 59ml
44383 Violet - Blue - Green Shift 2oz 59ml
How to use Dragonfly glaze
- Because it is a top coat, you need to put a base colour of paint down on your project before you use Dragonfly Glaze. You can use either dark or light colours which will give you different looking results.
- Because the pigments are suspended in a milky base, you want to make sure to give the bottle a really good shake before you start working to make sure the pigments are fully dispersed in that base.
- I have found that you get the best results using multiple thin coats of the Dragonfly Glaze. The glaze doesn’t take very long at all to dry, so you’re not going to add any work time to your project by doing multiple coats
- I think that this looks great on just about any surface, but those pigments really shine when you use them on a rounded surface. A rounded surface allows you to see the colors shift from one color to the next from any angle.
- I also like to use a firm, tightly-packed bristle brush to apply this Dragonfly Glaze. They make sure that you can work out any brushstrokes and remove excess product without adjusting the pigment placement on your project.
- If you apply multiple coats, I recommend alternating the direction of the brushstrokes from one coat to the next. That makes sure that you don’t end up with any streaking of the pigments since your brushstrokes will be going in the opposite direction.
- The Full Spectrum Dragonfly Glaze requires more coats than the other varieties do to achieve full coverage of pigments. The color shift is still definitely there, it just requires a bit more time and effort.
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How to Use Dragonfly Glaze
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