Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge!
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2016
- I'm so happy to discover dishwasher safe Mod Podge! It takes an investment of your time, but this is a fun way to make gifts!
UPDATE (after 28 days): • Dishwasher Safe Mod Po...
NOTE: it is non-toxic but not FDA approved. You might want to avoid podging the lip of the mug. • Dishwasher Safe Mod Po...
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Using a foam brush to apply mod podge eliminates the brush strokes of a regular paintbrush. :)
i had wondered about that. Thanks for sharing.
You can also go over the mod podge with a sponge brayer that will get rid of the brush marks.
My sister told me about dishwasher safe mod podge. I plan to decorate some tea trays this winter. Can't wait to see the rest of your test!
thanks for watching. There are so many possibilities with this Podge! Wish the curing time wasn't so long!
If you have an airbrush, you can thin the modge lodge with water and use it in the airbrush. You’ll have to spray more layers but there will be absolutely no brush lines or foreign marks!
that would be nice. I don't have an airbrush, but if I were to make several of these, it might be worth it!
Very goog information
So i painted a jean jacket useing acrylic paint and would like to know which washable acrylic sealer to use to protect it .please help thank you
@@anitanieves5418 I have made t-shirts with plain acrylic paint, and had no issues with tossing it in the washer and dryer after the paint is dry. Acrylic paint stains the fabric anyway, so no sealer is needed in my experience.
Cool, thank you...looking forward to seeing the outcome of this. Ann...x
me, too. 28 days is a long time to wait. :)
I've had the same problem with the appearance of brush strokes and found a pretty cool technique at modge podge rocks. She said that brushing in one direction while keeping the brush as straight as possible should help reduce the appearance of lines. I've tried using the foam brush but I still saw line. I'm not sure what will work best because I am still trying to perfect my technique but I'm sure it's worth a shot to try it out. :)
Thank you. I kind of like the intentional swirl lines, but when I don't want any lines, it's a pain!
Great idea! Also love the new lighting. :-)
me, too. Thanks for watching :)
I drew the outline of my design (photo), on the cup, using pva glue. Then the mod podge did not go everywhere on the glass. Simply lifted the glue off when all my mod podge coatings were done!
excellent tip!
Just a quick question, do you HAVE to clean your mug off with rubbing alcohol? Or will the mod podge still work just washing the cup in warm soapy water?
I do both, but if you really do a great job and use adequate amount of dish soap to cut the grease, I would think you'd be okay
Excellent video... dishwasher safe mode podge! Wow. Do you need to cure it in the oven?
Gale Rayoum no. That's great, but it does take a long time to cure.
Have you tried putting photos printed in black and white paper onto a clear glass?
Vicki Jensen No, I haven't. Have you tried it? Sounds interesting.
Hi there Lolly P & fans! So can anyone tell me, if a dishwasher & microwave safe mug is then Mod-Podged encapsulating non-metallic paper, will it end up being BOTH dishwasher & microwave safe? Any hints on not having the Mod-Podge not causing printed on paper to not have ink run?
if there's any metallic properties, I would not put in the microwave. As for ink runs, sometimes I spray a project with Matte Fixative spray (let it dry) and then apply Mod Podge.
@@LollyPalooza Thank you for your video & response LP! So to LP or anyone else, has anyone had personal experience putting a Mod-Podged mug w/say coffee in the microwave & having mug survive unscathed??
how did it turn out with the dishwasher? and is it 28 days to cure for hand wash?? just wondering as I had made a water bottle yesterday and want to make sure before I send it off
it did well. I need to make an update video
@@LollyPalooza yes please 😊
Thanks for this tutorial. I have an issue with bubble on my printable vinyl and I think it’s because I didn’t put Modgpog down first
Hmm. Are you using a transfer sheet to apply the vinyl?
Yea man, same problem, I didn’t know I had to apply the mod Podge first
Pretty. Just wondering does it say anything about being microwave safe?
I'll have to look.
it does not say. We also need to consider that if there is anything metallic on the paper, stickers, or washi tape we use, we won't be able to microwave for sure.
Very true. Thanks for letting me know.
Hi... Does it takes 28 days for it to cure?
yes it does
I LOVE dishwasher safe Mod Podge!!!
have you found any materials that didn't work well as decorative items under the Mod Podge?
Glitter stickers didn't hold up to the dishwasher
+Alli Butler thank you. I suspected as much, but you spared me from wasting a mug.
Have you tried vinyl ?
Very cool!
i hope so. Looking forward to trying more.
I love this! I'm waiting for 28 days lol.
i keep looking at mine and playing with it. We CAN use and hand wash the mugs now; just can't put in dishwasher.
+Lolly Palooza oh ok then I'm going to do some. I have some cute stamps I'd like to use. Ty.
@@LollyPalooza Thank you so much for this tutorial in 2021 I'm watching this! The 28days pained me, I didn't know I could use it and lightly handwash until it cures. How many days did u wait to use by hand washing?
Does it dry level brushing on a got tons of strokes. 😞
it does streak. The sponge "brushes" work a little better
@@LollyPalooza YEAH I tried everytbing nothing worked. Plus it dodnt dry glossy even. Looked at most semi glossing matte
is that microwave safe?
Celine Kaldas there is no info on the bottle or their website about it.
Did the tape resist the dishwasher?
yes, the Mod Podge takes care of it.
Great idea :)
thanks!
A hint - join your tape ends to meat under the sticker of image then you won't have messy joints to be seen, and it will look more like one continuous pattern with no break.
I do that when wrapping presents; not sure why I didn't do it here. Always need reminding! Thank you
@@LollyPalooza - your welcome - And thank YOU for making this video. I really like this idea - how well is it holding up under washing etc. since it has been over two years now?
I made the mistake a few years ago of falling for the "Sharpie" gimic. Boy did I waste a lot of money and time only to be met with great disappointment and frustration. (Yes I used the oil based - and regular)
No matter what method I used - and I tried all I could find thinking the problem was ME - the designs always began to wash away (I only hand washed them in warm water) the first washing. With Sharpie the colors - other than black - always changed with baking, and always began to wash off - the black I found to be the most durable of all sharpie colors - the silver and gold where the worst.
I also tried Pebeo pens - they are only a little more durable than Sharpie, but they leave a slightly raised and design, not smooth like Sharpies, and feel a little like if one used silicon - they have a little rubbery/waxy feel.
Anyway I write this for anyone thinking to use sharpie or Pebeo - they are a BIG disappointment and waste of time - I actually think the original Pinterest pins, and some Vids, where/are a paid advertisement by Sharpie to sell more pens = a big scam - these big rich companies don't care if they hurt the little guys - they just want more money.
Can this be put in microwave
I'm not sure. The company's website is lacking much information
Cute! Tfs!
thank you :) I decided to put one more coat just on the image. :) Working on mug #2 now.
Will try this with my own art and print and hopefully it won't bleed!
good luck!
How can one remove the mod podge streaks from wine glasses - it looks really really messy?
I'm not sure about removing them, but you could try to use a sponge instead of a brush to apply the Mod Podge
Did this mug hold up in dishwasher? You said you would come back and show us. Thank you!
I did. Check out the link in the video description (under the video)
Lolly Palooza thank you. Sorry I didn’t see that. Love the videos you do
you use it in the microwave oven?
I don't remember. Their own website is pretty low on information!
I am disappointed to report that the sealant did not work on my mugs. I waited 30 days. Areas where there were no design, meaning just the Mod Podge touching the mug, that was fine. Areas where there were designs, the designs bubbled up. The water seeped underneath the designs. Looking back: I used three coats, waited for the sealant to dry in between, waited for 30 days, put the mugs in the top rack of dishwasher and washed in cold water. Very disappointing. I plan to redo the mugs, seal the mugs (why not, since I still have a jar of Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge), wait 28 more days but hand wash the mugs.
oh, no! So sorry that happened. It's a long time to wait, too
Can you do this on t shirt
mike mun many people use it on canvas bags, so I assume other fabrics would work, too. You don't need the dishwasher safe version, though.
28 days 😵😵
yes, it's a long time
Did you do a test run of how the printing is effected after being dish washed? And if so, did it last several times
after printing? I'm an artist and draw my designs, and want to try this, but I want to make sure the cups
would last.
If it was a real success, you should post again about how it worked out for you!
Gina Dunn the update video is in the description under the video
I'm curious about the finish going into my mouth over a period of time. Is it going to be ingested? What's the recommendations from the company?
Gina Dunn the product is listed as food safe.