Mod Podge CS11201 Waterbase Sealer, Glue & Decoupage Finish
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About Mod Podge CS11201 Waterbase Sealer, Glue & Decoupage Finish
Overall Feedback:
95% positive
87% appreciated the clear drying finish
Art glue paste creates a shiny finish for decoupage and seals layered paper pins effectively.
90% praised the flexible bond
I can create various decorative and functional items using modge podge to personalize my space or for a gift.
I can use it to glue larger heavy objects like charms, string, or wood to the page. It also works as a front and back to finished puzzles for display.
91% liked the user-friendly application
The spreading process is easy to do and the drying time is quite short, taking less than an hour to dry.
The glue is easy to apply and clean up. It can be washed right off the applicator and if it spills on a table, it is easy to wash or scrape off.
I found it very easy to use and only needed 3oz of the 16oz container to apply three coats.
I found the product easy to use and it effectively reached all the tiny gaps between each individual drill. It dried quickly and left a glossy sheen.
92% appreciated the quick drying time, but 8% found it dried slowly
I advise letting the product dry for 48-72 hours before using it to avoid it being tacky and seeming like it didn't work well.
The label states that the drying time is between 20-30 minutes and the cure time is 4 weeks.
88% liked the long-lasting bond, yet 12% found it weakened over time
My oldest ornament is 6 years old and still in great condition with no signs of flaking, fading or wear.
If you are using glue on top of something painted with magic marker or permanent ink, let the ink dry for 1-2 hours before applying the glue to avoid ink running.
90% praised the strong adhesive bond
I found that the glue can hold the object on the wall with thumb tacks.
