Customer Reviews

Judikins Diamond Glaze, 2-Ounce

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Diamond Glaze is a wonderful product. It gives you a crystal clear, glass-like raised surface anywhere you put it. Surprisingly, it dries very fast, so you can finish your project fairly quickly. I haven't tried mixing it with dye's yet (read instructions),but I can see endless possibilities with this. When I first got it, I wanted to glaze everything in the house!

Its a very good product and I highly recommend it. You will want to get the small bottle with applicator AND the 18 oz refill.

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This stuff does give a good gloss finish however what it doesn't tell you is that if an object is laid on it,long after the finish has hardened, the glaze will show an indent of that object. I used it in jewelry and placed it in my jewelry box. A pin laid on it and now I have an indentation of the pin!!! I'll stick with Magic Glos.

I used this product to protect a picture I placed in a charm. I watched the video on the Internet and followed the directions. Unfortunately, I used a picture I, myself, printed and the product worked but the picture developed small,black streaks. I guess this works best on pictures that are not printed by a computer printer. I used an inkjet printer and a premium glossy Epson paper. Otherwise, it does give a glossy look to the picture.

This glaze made my paper beads shine after only two coats. Easy to use, especially with a paint brush. Would definitely recommend.

This is great stuff. It's a nice size if you are a first time user of Diamond Glaze.

This product is horrible! It is super thin and runs all over the place. You will always have bubbles, but none of that compares to the ugly yellowish color it turns only after two weeks. For those of you who think the layer was too thick it wasn't. All have yellowed even before a month. I been using sun and moon glaze and its way better. thicker, no bubbles, and it doesn't yellow

This glue came highly recommended as a glue for adhering glitter to paper. I was a little disappointed with the bottle. The tip did not have a hole on the top, you need to snip the tip off and its difficult to determine how much you need to snip off since there are no guides on the nozzle for where to do this. I snipped a little off and it wasn't enough to get an opening, snipped a little more, still not enough. By the time I snipped off on the third try, finally there was an opening, I tipped the bottle over to squeeze some out and tons of glue came gushing out of the cap. The nozzle was severed from the cap by about 75% of the perimeter. I tried using hot glue to fix it, didn't work, tried it a second time and finally it seemed to work. Ok, I am thinking, all problems solved. So next I try using the glue and too much came out of the tip. I thought the whole point of having a fine point tip on the bottle was so that you could carefully control the amount of glue that comes out. I didn't get the control I wanted but the glue does work, they just need to improve the bottle before I buy this again.