Liquid Leading, Black 8 fl oz Leading Perfect For Stained Glass DIY Paint Projects, 19701

Good price. Works great and easy to use on fun project for windows . Colors were perfect and texture mimicking stain glass art. Adheres to glass perfect.

This stuff is great, but they shipped it to me without the cap… again! Ughhhhh! Gallery Glass is amazing and so easy to use once you learn a couple quick tricks. There is an 11 year old video on YouTube called “Gallery Glass Window Color- How To”. One I watched that I was good to go! Zero issues! These aren’t supposed to last forever, but the ones I made 9 years ago are still just as amazing as day 1. My paint is still perfect as well! I’ve moved them around a lot which has been fine, but as long as are careful not to stretch it. I was told by the company that these don’t do well in a humid area as well. I live in very dry state with 12% humidity on average. I’ve had one on my bathroom mirror with no issues, but I’m sure that wouldn’t work for everyone. I would subtract a star for a missing cap, but I love this product so much that I don’t want to dock it bc of a technical error. Also, I have a cap that fits it so it’s all good. Also, it rained recently so my windows are dirty… don’t judge me :)

It totally works. I used this to make a huge glass painting and it looks like legit stained glass. I recommend getting this size instead of the big one. The big one is hard to use. This one is perfect. It's easier to control. My local store ran out of it so I decided to purchase online. Totally worth it.

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Workes great

This was very easy to use, and it had the appropriate viscosity. Great consistency. Adheres well to glass and plexiglass.

This vinyl produce is specifically sold to make lead like outlines on glass (or plastic) to look like a stained glass pattern. Unfortunately, it is very hard to use and control. I don't know any easy way to use it. It's very much like making lines with white glue, only it requires a great deal of force to get it out of the tube. it's hard to control on glass and very messy. For best results, you have to make a thin line (1/8") and learn to control the pressure on the bottle and keep the line moving. Use a guide bar, stick or ruler for straight lines. Curved lines will take a lot of practice. People who can't squeeze hard with their hands are going to find this nearly useless. I'm quite strong, which is how I was able to manipulate the bottle, but it took a lot of practice and at least one bottle before i was ready for art work. The good news is that it is easy to pull back up, cut with a hobby knife, or remove entirely with water and sponges before it drives. It takes 24 hours to dry well enough to work around. A chisel blade hobby knife can peel up the driver material, too. I found that you have to keep the bottle upside down or air bubbles work their way into the stream and mess up your work. It's frustrating, but I don't know another product that works any better. And, it will be hard to make wide designs without a different nozzle. I prefer working with the real lead, which comes in rolls and self stick backing. But, the lead is expensive and has it's own challenges to work with.

Pretty good sealer, if painted on with a brush and followed up with a silicone spread brush the final result can be very smooth. It is thick so it stays in the location applied. Drying time is a few hours to 8 hours and a full cure can be up to 7 days depending on how much you use. It is a good, safe non toxic alternative to plastidip for sealing eva foam cosplay pieces. I highly recommend for sealing, so long as you have the patience to do it correctly.

Exactly what I wanted for my stained glass window effect.

using this as a novice I found it much easier to use than other products tried with outlining on glass. I didn't need as steady a hand as usual yet got the desired results.it looks really nice. it may have taken a little while to arrive as it was from New York, but well worth the wait. I will be making a repeat order of this simulated liquid leading.

easy to apply

a money saver when it comes to using faux lead on windows, a steady hand and your away with it. Good for tiffany style crafts.

It looks real when dry