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    LostMarbles

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    #166956   2008-04-27 20:44 GMT      
    Only AFTER a whole class of 1st graders finished their share of the vases did I realize the paint (water based acrylic) will probably come off with the first use. Any varnish/paint or other way to help preserve the paint?

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    #166957   2008-04-27 20:46 GMT      
    you should have primed it with bullseye 123 or used glass paint for crafts
    Never heard of anything to help now though sorry

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    #166958   2008-04-27 20:49 GMT      
    go to walmart or michaels and look for a sealer...there are many kinds you can paint over things to seal the paint..the only thing is...you are probably going to have to do it...because it will be toxic to the kids

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    #166959   2008-04-27 20:56 GMT      
    I have found an acrylic varnish. It is an enamel varnish that I found at Michaels especially made for glass. It is in the enamel acrylic paint section.

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    #166960   2008-04-27 21:24 GMT      
    I paint alot of glass. The cheapest thing I've found that works is clear spray paint. The $ .99 can at the dollar store or walmart works great. Just spray an even coat over the piece & let dry. It'll have a shiny gloss to it & be easy to clean.

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    #166961   2008-04-28 04:10 GMT      
    Sealer will prevent the paint from washing off, but it's too late to apply something that will stop the chipping. Even the sealer will chip off.
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