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Martha Stewart 2oz Multi-Surface Glitter Acrylic Craft Paint
Aquamarine Crystal
Amethyst
Verdelite
Candy Apple
Purple Sapphire
Rubellite
Rose Quartz
Yellow Barite
Smoky Quartz
Copper
Sunstone
Brownstone
Night Sky
Wintermint
Cherry Cola
Sugar Cube
Sour Apple
Obsidian
Onyx
Antique Silver
Sterling
Florentine Gold
Lemon Drop
Fire Opal
Orange Sorbet
Sugar Plum
Limeade
Carnelian
Garnet
Bubblegum
Cotton Candy
Charoite
Blueberry Slush
Lapis Lazuli
Turquoise
Feldspar
Peridot
Golden Beryl
High-performance, patented, premium acrylic paint is specially formulated for use on all surfaces. Its highly pigmented color provides superior coverage-perfect for all craft and hobby painting techniques, including brush painting and detailing, sponging, stenciling, stamping, and printing. UV- and weather-resistant for indoor and outdoor use. Self-priming for use on porous and non-porous surfaces
- Dishwasher-safe on glass
- Non-toxic; waterbased
- USA-made
- 40 Glitter paints add sparkly, shimmery effects
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Product Reviews:
Needs a base
The colors are beautiful, however, you need to put a base color under it first.
Smokey Quartz Glitter Paint
I purchased this paint because it supported being able to go on multi surfaces including fabric. I purchased a stencil and Martha's stencil brushes also. I used the stencil on a white Tee Shirt and applied one coat of the glitter paint let it dry for one hour and then applied another coat. Removed the stencil and let the shirt dry over night. I then applied from the craft supplies several hot fix4m gold rhinestones enhancing the look. I am very pleased with the outcome and plan on using the silver on a black Tee Shirt with a different stencil. This was fun to do and look forward to using more of Martha's paints.
Pure crap.
I bought this paint in "Cherry Cola" which is supposed to be a bright pinkish red. When I painted a wooden picture frame with it, it was milky gray. I tried it on some thick cardstock thinking that maybe the wood was just porous and absorbing the paint, but even on the paper it was completely lacking color. When you squirt it out it's bright and vibrant, but as soon as you spread the paint over a surface it completely dilutes. So glad it was on sale when I bought it, because it was a complete waste of money.
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