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Any suggestions for sealing acrylic paint on glass?
I am making little votive holders for my boyfriend and a few mutal friends that have their fraternity letters on the, Im using acrylic paint on glass. Any suggestions on tip on how to seal the acrylic paint from chipping off the glass or to keep it from coming off when its being washed. The votive holders can double over as a shot glass. Thanks in advance.
Fraternity boys and painted glass? I can almost guarantee you those paintings won't last!! LOL What about vinyl stickers? http://www.woodlandmanufacturing.com/greek-letters-vinyl.html
I'm not sure how well they'd do for votives though.
Have you thought about using etching cream? It will permanently etch your glasses and you can find what you need in any craft store, probably near the paint aisle.
Here's How:http://www.ehow.com/how_8589_etch-glass.html
You can buy a stencil, or use a computer font to make your own on stenciling plastic (also at the craft store)
http://www.woodlandmanufacturing.com/greek-letters-stencils.html
If you're really set on painting, this site has a TON of great info. http://www.plaidonline.com/GlassPainting.asp