What Glass Paint to Use When Painting on Glass

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Learn what paint to use on glass with American Gloss Enamels paints.

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[bubblecrossed]

Thanks for this! Would be great if you showed the results when dry, from both sides. I'm really curious about how the frost and glitter versions look from the reverse (unpainted) side!

[barbarashelanskey]

Just an FYI, opaque means you cannot see through it, and transparent, or translucent means you can see through it. Otherwise, thanks for testing those out!

[paulinecamillo]

I’m glad I watched this. You made me happy. Great job! I finally found someone to show me the 3D paint after hours of searching for what it was called. I saw this on drinking glasses NOT WINE at my neighbors house. They were so pretty. Someone made them for her. I looked for hours on YouTube. Thank you so much!

[clutchestgamer]

Out of all the videos I've watched, this one has helped me the most! It informed me on the different kinds of enamel glass paints by this brand. And I LOVE how you included links to the products! Thank you so much!

[KristenJarvisArt]

But what did it look like when it was dry...

[CeramicQuill]

This video was almost the video I was looking for.
If only you showed what it looked like dry and on the opposite side.

[dewaynepullen]

Which one of these paints would be best if I place led lights behind creating a panel to hang on wall. Thanks in advance

[shay]

“I always have a spec of glitter on my cheek” haha so cute 😂

[eloymontoya]

Look man... I just wanna fill in the eyes on my bart Simpson bowl. That's it.

[sheilamarie]

I mix the paint with Elmers glue and they turn out amazing, minimal layers needed. Brush choice also matters.

[iwamochi]

Does glass enamel dry as fast as acrylics?

[TerriShaver]

These are all specifically for glass or are regular acrylics?

[TheDomi]

Thanks for the video. I liked it. I'm a total newbie.
Question...
Can you bake it using an oven? If so, details please.

[tgbarberernestocastillo]

I NEED YOUR HELP!
have a job, and i got ask to paint the entrance on the building. So i went to hobby lobby and they sold me only markets because they didn’t have any paint to be use on glass that can be removed. And i ended investing a lot of money on markers and i wasn’t able to do the job right with the markers i had a lot of trouble. So im trying to find a paint that can stay for a good amount of days but can be removed for another future project.!

[Miumiu-ywkf]

can i use acrylic paints to a glass painting?

[brittanyfair]

I want to paint over a color on a Christmas ornament to get part of a different color. Is there a certain paint you would recommend? What should I do for prep?
Thank you for the helpful video!

[ghostfishies]

Is it possibly to paint over sections of Tiffany-style stained glass lamps with any of these techniques?

[pawsaroundtowna]

Thank you! This is exactly the information I was looking for. 😊

[foreverlost]

Is glass from a picture frame save to bake? Time temperature and for how long? I want to do this as a gift for a resident who's window is facing an alley way.

[champagnediarys]

I have Deco art glass paint. unfortunately my hobby lobby or Michaels don't carry these kinds ( frosty etc)... the paint I have is not transparent. Is there a way I can thin it out?