What is Modge?

(mɒdʒ ) verb. (transitive) English Midlands dialect. to do shoddily; make a mess of.
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What is Modge podge used for?

Mod Podge is a decoupage medium used for craft and DIY projects. It can be used as glue to adhere fabric, paper, and other items to most surfaces. It's an all-in-one product that can also be used as a sealer to complete your project.
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What is Modge podge made of?

Homemade Mod Podge is usually made from a mixture of white or craft glue with ingredients such as water, varnish, oil, vinegar, etc., added to it. Two recipes for homemade Mod Podge, one using white glue, and one using flour, can be found above.
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What replaces Mod Podge?

If you just can't find Mod Podge where you live, look for PVA glue. It's about the closest you can get. Frequently craft and art stores have PVA glue, but you may have to call around.
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Does Dollar Tree sell Mod Podge?

Mod Podge – $1

You can find the 2oz bottles for just $1 each at Dollar Tree, which is the perfect size without having to worry about the bottle drying up before your next project.
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Can I put Mod Podge over a photo?

Well, Mod Podge has the answer! Transferring a photo onto just about any surface such as wood, metal, glass, terra cotta and even fabric is so easy to do using Mod Podge Photo Transfer Medium!
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Does Mod Podge make things waterproof?

As I said before, no, Mod Podge is not waterproof. The longer answer has to do with the makeup of the product. Mod Podge is a craft supply made up of several ingredients, including vinyl acetate. The combination produces a product that is somewhat water resistant, but not waterproof.
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Can Mod Podge be used on glass?

As you can probably guess: YES, you can decoupage on glass. You can Mod Podge directly onto glass with paper, fabric, tissue paper, napkins, photos (copied), and a variety of other materials.
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Can you paint over Modge podge?

Yes, you can definitely paint on top of Mod Podge. I've only done it with acrylic paint, but it worked. You will have to seal the paint with more Mod Podge over the top though so it doesn't come off.
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Does Mod Podge dry clear?

Let me give you the short answer to the question “does Mod Podge dry clear?”: YES! Mod Podge looks milky in the bottle, but when applied properly, it dries completely clear.
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Does Mod Podge make things shiny?

Mod Podge Gloss has a very simple concept – it is a decoupage medium (what is decoupage?) with a GLOSSY finish. This means the finish is shiny when light hits it.
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Can Mod Podge be used on wood?

Mod Podge, a brand of decoupage medium, works like glue to adhere paper or fabric onto a project. Mod Podge may be used to decoupage paper onto wood in much the same way it works with paper-on-paper projects, but the wood surface must be smooth and free of dirt and debris for it to adhere well.
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Can Mod Podge go in dishwasher?

For over 50 years Mod Podge has been America's favorite glue, sealer, and finish. Mod Podge Dishwasher Safe is quick-drying and dries clear, leaving a smooth finish, perfect for projects that go in the dishwasher.
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How do you Modge podge a glass vase?

Mod Podge a Glass Vase

These graceful vases take about 60 seconds to make: 20 seconds to cut the paper, 20 to brush it with glue and 20 to wrap it around a glass. Fill the finished vases with cut flowers, dried arrangements, maybe even celery stalks or lemongrass.
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Can you Modge podge photos on glass?

You can Mod Podge a photo directly to glass, but can you photo transfer to glass? The answer is no – not directly. You'll need to use the “decal method.” In the decal method, you're going to print out photos on printer paper (not photo paper) and then paint them with Mod Podge photo transfer medium.
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Is Mod Podge glue?

Mod Podge is a water-based sealer, glue, and finish for all surfaces. The non-toxic, non-flammable formula is quick-drying for multiple coat application and dries clear. Mod Podge can be used on surfaces like wood, paper, fabric, terra-cotta, plastic, and more.
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What's a good craft glue?

The Best Craft Glue for Forging Strong Bonds Between Varied...
  • Beacon Advanced Crafting Glue. Beacon's adhesive is an excellent go-to for all crafting needs. ...
  • Aleene's Always Ready Tacky Glue. ...
  • Elmer's Craftbond Tacky Glue. ...
  • Eclectic Products Amazing GOOP Craft Adhesive. ...
  • Gorilla Clear Glue.
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Can I Mod Podge wrapping paper?

Cut the wrapping paper with about a one inch overlap as pictured above. Add Mod Podge to the back of the frame and wrap the frame. Let dry. Once the paper is dry you can brush a couple of coats of Mod Podge over the frame to seal it and protect it.
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Are Dollar Tree glue guns good?

The commission said Dollar Tree has received seven reports of electrical malfunctions when using the glue gun, including four fires. People who bought the glue gun should immediately unplug and stop using it, the commission said.
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