How To Seal A Painted Vase WITHOUT Resin! ~ Finishing An Acrylic Pour Vase
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- Do you have a painted vase that you are looking to seal? Are you wanting to find an alternative to resin as a vase finish? This video will show a cheap and easy way to get a durable finish on a painted glass vase!
I use Rustoleum clear gloss spray to finish the vase, then add my personal touch: I gorilla-glue a plastic circle to the base to prevent the vase from sticking to your table or desk!
This method only works if the vase is 100% covered with paint (no clear portions of glass). Check out my vase-painting videos to see some examples of making gorgeous layered designs with Apple Barrel Pouring Medium!
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Time stamps:
0:00 Intro and overview
0:48 Trimming the dried paint drips
3:21 Spraying the vase
5:58 Gluing the plastic on the base
10:22 All finished! 
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A couple of tips for you. There are no drips at the lip of the vase if you use a popsicle stick to swipe while the vase is drying. Do it about 3 times (10-15 minutes apart) and you are good to go. Also, when storing your clear spray paint, turn the can upside down, covered, to store. No more clogged nozzles!
Hi Noreen,
The way my vases sit on the cups, there isn’t space to swipe the dripping paint. I don’t mind having to trim them 😊
Noreen, I love your idea about the popsicle sticks. It works great because I do not like the drips on my vases.
10:33 Where do you purchase the plastic disc?
I think I prefer Anna’s method for drips. Running a popsicles stick may distort the pattern at the top of the vase.
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Beautiful work! Another tip for the bottom (instead of the plastic circle) apply felt protectors:)
Thanks! Yes that would work well but I love seeing the beautiful bottom of the vase too 😊
Just love this and the vase is so beautiful! Can't wait to try this.
Thank you so much! Good luck!
Thank you for the tutorial, very helpful. Your vase is quite lovely!. 🙏🏼
Thanks so much! The vase-PAINTING video is coming in about an hour if you want to see how I did it!
Another great, informative tutorial Anna... Your vase is beautiful 😍💕
Thanks so much!
I watched your vase video also! I love$ hearing about Appel barrel products! Thank you! Now for the spray! I’ve never used that either! Thank you!😀
Sure thing!
Excellent video- thank you! I've had a couple of vases sitting around to paint and finish, concerned about using resin. Thanks to you I can follow your steps!
Beautiful vase. ❤
Thank you! Good luck with yours!
Thanks Anna!! The plastic on the bottom is great. I usually use my varnish, but I'm going to try the spray next time. Have a wonderful day! 💖😊 👍
Thanks Judy! You too!
Thank you so much!
Thank you very much that was different than others I am glad I watched your Channel it is good not to have to use resin all the time
You’re very welcome!
😊 great follow up
Thanks!
Thank you for this video I really spray the tip about the plastic bottom.
Thanks! Yeah it helps a ton!
Great info pretty vase
Thanks!
Great idea
Thank you!
You could also use the plastic disc to protect the top of your countertop or wooden furniture piece instead of a felt pad.
Great idea, and you can still see the paint design. 😊❤
Thanks!
Great video
Thanks!
Very weldone !
Thank you!
Thanks for this
You’re welcome!
Great tips - Thanks much! I was dreading thought of working with resin just to clear coat & seal painted glass vase ~ so glad to know a couple coats of gloss spray will do the trick just fine. (Gotta' love Rust-Oleum! All good stuff!) Lovely vase... Don't know where you got plastic circle for bottom, but figure I will try to cut 1 out from a not-recyclable bakery cookies container. I try to reuse/repurpose anything can't recycle, but it's messy & takes room to store the stuff while waiting for way to reuse them. Sure does make me more aware how much plastic is NOT recyclable in my community!😒
Since you have bottle of bubbles handy (I'm usually only person I know with those in hand), you may already know how great Yoplait containers are to reuse for children's painting (& bubbles) containers that do not tip over easily.
I’m so glad it was helpful!
I got the plastic circles on Amazon, but certainly you could cut your own. I’ve done that for some smaller vases with very narrow bottoms.
@@AnnaBlountArt good to know & thank you.😊
Wonderful information thank u.Iam a beginner in. Painting.Iam in BotswanaTHANKS to the internet.
I’m so glad it was helpful!
Oh My !… This is beautiful ❤ Aand you make it look so achievable !!✨ Where may I ask do you get the plastic discs with tabs ?
Thanks so much! It really is doable 😃
I buy them on Amazon. Some have tabs, some don’t. Just search for “clear plastic circles 3 inch” or whatever size you need, and you should find some!
THANK YOU❤❤❤😊😊😊
You’re welcome!
Perfect!, but where do you get those cool plastic rounds? Love this!
I get them on Amazon!
Anna I love your videos, you are incredibly talented! Thank you for sharing. I just have one question, is the vase water resistant after sealing it like this ?
Thank you! Yes it is water resistant. I’d still recommend washing it as gently/quickly as possible, but there’s no issue with it holding water.
Very helpful. Where do you get your clear disc for the bottom of the vase
Thanks! I buy them on Amazon.
Thank you for this video and beautiful vase. Can the paint be peeled off once it’s sealed? And what about washing them, does the paint come off when washing?
The paint can peel if you’re not careful, so I recommend a gentle hand wash only. Mine have held up pretty well!
Where do you get the plastic circle pieces for the bottom?, beautiful pour
Thanks! I got them on amazon.
Thank you Val for your video
Your vase is beautiful. Where do you. Get the plastic disk? Your answer didn’t. Open
Thank you
Thanks! I get them from Amazon, they have several different sizes available!
Anna, a couple of questions or more, lol. Enjoy watching your video and have learned allot. How long do you need to let your vases or canvases dry before sealing them. Where do you get the round base cover? Do you use the spray also on your canvas to seal them?
I’m glad it’s been helpful! I wait at least a week to let the paint cure, but 2-3 weeks is better before spraying. I buy the plastic circles on Amazon. For my paintings I generally use liquitex basics gloss varnish, and I have a video in my tips and tricks playlist!
Hey how beautiful where can I buy a round bottom for my base?
Thanks, I got mine on Amazon!
Where do you get your vases and the acrylic disks that you use for the bottom? Do you have those dimensions planned in advance? It seems like the disk might’ve been a tiny bit smaller than the bottom but I don’t think that would have been noticeable to most people. I also wonder if you sign your work. Of course this isn’t a painting but it is an unique piece of art. I think it would actually add more value if it had a small signature at the bottom edge. I wouldn’t put it on the vinyl surface because that can probably be removed. A signature definitely adds value to your work.
So far I have bought inexpensive vases from Walmart or a dollar store. The plastic discs I get from Amazon! They come in a number of sizes, and yes this was slightly smaller than ideal, but not bad.
I have thought about signing the bottom of my vases before sealing the vase, just have never done it yet!
Thank you for this information. I haven't gotten into resin and was wondering how it could be done. Is that a varnish?
It’s a clear gloss spray paint finish.
Thank you
Where do get these plastic disks? Pretty clever tools.
I got them on Amazon! Just search for “3 inch plastic circle” or whatever size you need.
hi ,nice work but could i also sealed it with glossy modpodge
Possibly! I haven’t tested that. It might leave brush strokes from where you apply it.
Where do you get the nice plastic disks? Thanks
I found them on Amazon!
Can you use an adhesive cork bottom?
Yes, I’m sure you could! I don’t know how well it would hold up to washing, but it would certainly stop the sticking on the bottom.
Where did you purchase the round plastic circles?
Amazon! Search for, say, 3” plastic circles and you’ll find some.
Where do you buy the circles
On Amazon!
Where do I buy disks? Thank you!
I got them on Amazon!
Where did you buy the plastic circles?
Amazon!
Where do u get your plastic circles at
Amazon!
Where do you buy the plastic discs?
I got them on Amazon!
Would this lovely vase be dishwasher safe? Or would a dishwasher wash off the varnish and paint? Even if handwashing, how does it stand up to hot soapy sudsy water for cleaning?
I would not recommend putting this in the dishwasher! When I wash it by hand I try to have it submerged for only a few seconds, which hasn’t been an issue. But you wouldn’t want to soak it or scrub it.
Where can I purchase the plastic you are using at the bottom of the vase?
I buy them on Amazon!
Where did you buy the plastic disks?
On Amazon!
Where do you get the clear circle for the base?
I find them on Amazon!
Where do we get pladtic round for bottom
I got them on Amazon!
Where did you get these plastic circles??
I got them from Amazon! Search for “3 inch plastic circles” or something like that and you should find them
Once dry, do you really have to put a disk on the bottom? If you do, where do you get the disks ?
You don’t have to, but I’ve found that a vase will stick to a smooth surface over time. You could put adhesive felt on the bottom, but I get my plastic discs from Amazon.
@@AnnaBlountArt thank you!
Where do you get the plastic circle?
I get them on Amazon!
Could I use a utility knife to clean the edges?
To trim the paint? Absolutely! I just had a razor blade nearby so that’s what I used.
@@AnnaBlountArt Thinking you could slice off the bottom part as well , if you wished …could trim evenly on a turntable, I’m thinking.
Are you using gloss vernish spray...... which spray are you using ?
I think I show it in the video, but it’s Rustoleum 2x clear gloss
@@AnnaBlountArt is procelain same like gloss vernish? ....can we use both for the protection of vase from dirt .....are they both smooth after using on vase .......and is this soil vase ......did you paint this with acrylic......can you please tell me all ...
@@AnnaBlountArt or you are using plastic circles....is there any availablity of plastic square ⬜ if the vase is square what can we buy square plastic if yes so from where ? Because I'm searching in Google but nothing like this appear
Where do you get the discs at
Amazon!
@@AnnaBlountArt thanks
I think that watching this video burnt half of my brain neurons. Beware people, it could delete your intelligence
Where did you get the plastic disks?
I bought them on Amazon!
@@AnnaBlountArt thanks so much 👍