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Jacquard Pinata Alcohol Inks calbaza orange [Pack of 4] image 1
Item: 1718740
Model: 18034-PK4

Pinata Colors, developed by artist Susan Pickering Rothamel and Jacquard are indelible, intense, color saturated, transparent, acid-free, alcohol-based colorants. Use these vibrant colors in a variety of applications, including leather and marble-like fa aux finish backgrounds, rubber stamping, fiber arts, calligraphy, glass painting and airbrushing. Use Piñata on paper, glass, plastic and metal just to name a few surfaces. Highly adaptable, these colors can also be mixed with a variety of other product s to produce unique color blending. 1/2 oz. squeeze bottles. Use with Piñata Color Clean Up Solution and Piñata Claro Extender , both specifically designed for use with Piñata colors..Versatile alcohol-based colorants suitable for surfaces including paper, glass, metal, and more.Great for faux finishes, rubber stamping, fiber arts, calligraphy, glass painting, and airbrushing.Works on paper, glass, plastic, metal, and more.1/2 oz. squeeze bottles.Color: calbaza orange

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About Glass Painting Colors

Glass painting colors are essential for artists and crafters looking to add vibrant designs to glass surfaces. These specially formulated paints adhere well to glass, allowing for stunning, long-lasting artwork that can transform windows, vases, and other glass items into beautiful displays.

Available in a variety of shades and finishes, glass painting colors offer endless creative possibilities. Whether you prefer glossy, metallic, or translucent effects, these paints can help you achieve the desired look for your projects.

When selecting glass painting colors, consider the paint's opacity and finish. Opaque colors provide bold coverage, while transparent options allow light to filter through, creating a stained glass effect. Additionally, some paints are designed for specific techniques, such as creating textured or prismatic effects.

Durability is another important factor; many glass paints are formulated to withstand washing and exposure to sunlight. Look for paints that are easy to apply and dry quickly, ensuring a smooth application process for both beginners and experienced artists alike.