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Size: 16-Ounce
Matte Finish Modge Podge in a 16 ounce plastic bottle.
Mod Podge dries clear in approximately 15-20 minutes and can be sanded to a smooth finish. Non-toxic. Use as a glue for paper, fabric, and other porous materials, as a sealer for wood, paper, and prints, and as a finish for printed material, decoupage, and fabric. Also functions as a painting medium for water-based paint. The water-based sealer, glue, and finish for all surfaces. Non-toxic, non-flammable. Conforms to ASTM D 4236. Store at room temperature. Apply with brush or sponge applicator. Close container after each use. Clean up with water while wet. Once dry, Mod Podge cannot be removed. Use as a puzzle saver, a sealer glue, a quick finish, a textured finish,or a build-up finish.
Mod Podge dries clear in approximately 15-20 minutes and can be sanded to a smooth finish. Non-toxic. Use as a glue for paper, fabric, and other porous materials, as a sealer for wood, paper, and prints, and as a finish for printed material, decoupage, and fabric. Also functions as a painting medium for water-based paint. The water-based sealer, glue, and finish for all surfaces. Non-toxic, non-flammable. Conforms to ASTM D 4236. Store at room temperature. Apply with brush or sponge applicator. Close container after each use. Clean up with water while wet. Once dry, Mod Podge cannot be removed. Use as a puzzle saver, a sealer glue, a quick finish, a textured finish,or a build-up finish.
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116 of 116 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:16-Ounce
I am a paper crafter (not scrapbooker) who uses Mod Podge by the gallon. This stuff can be used for adhesion, sealing, decoupage, and applying dimensional textures to a certain extent. After using Mod Podge for many years, the matte finish in the yellow bottle has become my favorite, although all Mod Podge products are great and come recommended by me. The trick is to know which finish of Mod Podge to use for your needs.
As a paper crafter, I prefer the matte finish because it has the most durable and well textured finish for decoupage and sealing my paper projects. I prefer to use a sponge brush to apply this to my crafts. The glossy and satin formulas can leave sealed projects just ever so slightly tacky to the touch once completely dry. If I use the glossy or satin finish to coat, say, a decoupaged notebook - after letting the finish dry completely I could still stack finished notebooks to store them and they might stick together. So I wouldn't use those formulas for projects that need more durability and protection. (For another example, I'll chose matte when I decoupage a surface of furniture, as it might get a lot of wear and items set upon it each day. But for an art project that will merely hang on the wall I'm more likely to chose the glossy or satin.) The matte finish has preformed the best for my decoupage projects. That said, you can always use a clear acrylic spray finish on top of your mod podge to get rid of any remaining "tackiness" no matter which formula you might use.
The matte finish, obviously, has a dull non-shiny appearance once dry. If you would like a shiny finish, choose the gloss Mod Podge finish in the classic red bottle.... Read more ›
As a paper crafter, I prefer the matte finish because it has the most durable and well textured finish for decoupage and sealing my paper projects. I prefer to use a sponge brush to apply this to my crafts. The glossy and satin formulas can leave sealed projects just ever so slightly tacky to the touch once completely dry. If I use the glossy or satin finish to coat, say, a decoupaged notebook - after letting the finish dry completely I could still stack finished notebooks to store them and they might stick together. So I wouldn't use those formulas for projects that need more durability and protection. (For another example, I'll chose matte when I decoupage a surface of furniture, as it might get a lot of wear and items set upon it each day. But for an art project that will merely hang on the wall I'm more likely to chose the glossy or satin.) The matte finish has preformed the best for my decoupage projects. That said, you can always use a clear acrylic spray finish on top of your mod podge to get rid of any remaining "tackiness" no matter which formula you might use.
The matte finish, obviously, has a dull non-shiny appearance once dry. If you would like a shiny finish, choose the gloss Mod Podge finish in the classic red bottle.... Read more ›
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
By LH422
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Size Name:16-Ounce
What can I say? Mod Podge is the classic crafting glue, and it's easy to see why. It spreads evenly, dries quickly, and has great sticking power. This is very handy stuff to have around, and works for a wide variety of craft projects. It dries clear, so can be used as a sealant as well as glue.
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By Mikaela Lynn
Size Name:16-Ounce|Amazon Verified Purchase
I use Mod Podge on everything! I've been a crafty gal since I was little, and when I discovered Mod Podge it was all over. With every possible finish, the options are endless. I use the Matte finish when I'm doing collages on canvas. It doesn't stand out as much against the paint that way. If I want a finished effect, I'd use the glossy.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:16-Ounce
I grew up in a very crafty household, and my mother used Mod Podge on a lot of her projects.
The classic method for decoupage is to cut out pictures, apply them with glue, then shellac over them carefully building up layers of shellac until the item is smooth to the touch. Mod Podge revolutionized decoupage by making it a lot easier without having to use shellac or thinners to clean your brush.
You use it as the glue, sealer and finishing product, allowing it to dry 20 minutes between layers. It dries water resistant, in fact, some people tint Mod Podge with a bit of acrylic paint or ink, then paint designs on screens in embroidery hoops for screen printing. The Mod Podge acts as a block that is not soluble in the ink.
I like the Matte for a lot of projects. The glossy can be too shiny for a lot of effects, the matte is classy and attractive. Use a foam brush to apply it. I don't work directly out of the jar just in case the item I'm sealing isn't colorfast. That way my jar doesn't get contaminated with color. Instead I pour a little on a scrap piece of paper and work off of that, pouring a bit more as I need it. Using that method, you can use wide foam brushes.
I love Mod Podge!
The classic method for decoupage is to cut out pictures, apply them with glue, then shellac over them carefully building up layers of shellac until the item is smooth to the touch. Mod Podge revolutionized decoupage by making it a lot easier without having to use shellac or thinners to clean your brush.
You use it as the glue, sealer and finishing product, allowing it to dry 20 minutes between layers. It dries water resistant, in fact, some people tint Mod Podge with a bit of acrylic paint or ink, then paint designs on screens in embroidery hoops for screen printing. The Mod Podge acts as a block that is not soluble in the ink.
I like the Matte for a lot of projects. The glossy can be too shiny for a lot of effects, the matte is classy and attractive. Use a foam brush to apply it. I don't work directly out of the jar just in case the item I'm sealing isn't colorfast. That way my jar doesn't get contaminated with color. Instead I pour a little on a scrap piece of paper and work off of that, pouring a bit more as I need it. Using that method, you can use wide foam brushes.
I love Mod Podge!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
By J
Size Name:16-Ounce
I am an avid crafter and absolutely love Mod Podge! The Matte finish comes out clear and is able to give a light gloss to paper projects. I use it for collaging as it also works as a glue. All in all, this is definitely a one in all! Corny but so true!
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By Clayqueen
Size Name:8 Ounces
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I've used Mod Podge for years now, but I just started to use it as a sealant. This stuff is a JOKE as far as a sealant. I've used it on 3 projects, and for the two I still have (the 3rd was a gift), it ruined the projects long after it was dry. Both issues were when it was used over paper, which is purports to be ideal for. The first was when it got wet, months after it was finished, and the Mod Podge became sticky, causing some nearby paper to stick to it and imbed in the surface. While I was able to get the paper off, the permanent ink has never come off. Giving it a second, and last, chance, I used it again on paper, and, several days after the last coat had dried, it developed large bubbles that were opaque in one area, and again became destructively sticky after getting very slightly damp in another area. I will never use Mod Podge for sealing my projects again. As a glue, it's a great help, but keep it UNDER your projects, not on top.
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
By HL
Size Name:16-Ounce|Amazon Verified Purchase
We had 3 puzzles to glue and seal. As we were the first timers with the puzzles, we had no idea what to use. Then, we took the advice from here and this Matt finish Mod Pudge was the winner.
Wow, unless you get really lazy,like I did, pouring the glue, directly onto the puzzle and spread it, it will take about 10 min. or less to cover 500-1000 piece puzzles, then, without waiting further, I applied again another coat. And, I remembered to lift the puzzle to see any glue smeared unto the poster board. It did here and there and I gently roll down the board off the puzzle edges. That helped to separate the hardening puzzles from get stuck to the board. within 20-30min. I could even lift 500 piece puzzle(18x24in)
After only 2-3 hours in the room temperature, it sets beautifully. And, I turned them over and gave a thin coat onto the back. The backside is often uncoated brown paper material, and they dried even faster.
We still have 1/4 out of 16fl oz bottle, using 3 coats each(1 @ 20x27, 2 @ 18x24)
The matt finish really gives it a more of a collection quality look than the glossy would.
(getting the right size brush)__________________
The only thing I would suggest, is the sponge brush size, I bought two brushes of a differnt width. One is too big for the bottle opening. I would suggest getting a brush, smaller than 1.75inch(45mm) or you will have some mess around the bottle while working with it. They are only 30-65 cents. And, I was stingy enough(no, environmentally conscious)to wash it later to save it. And, the glues washes off really nice, leaving no residue.
My verdict is, I am glad to find some quality product, that is very versatile and easy to work with.... Read more ›
Wow, unless you get really lazy,like I did, pouring the glue, directly onto the puzzle and spread it, it will take about 10 min. or less to cover 500-1000 piece puzzles, then, without waiting further, I applied again another coat. And, I remembered to lift the puzzle to see any glue smeared unto the poster board. It did here and there and I gently roll down the board off the puzzle edges. That helped to separate the hardening puzzles from get stuck to the board. within 20-30min. I could even lift 500 piece puzzle(18x24in)
After only 2-3 hours in the room temperature, it sets beautifully. And, I turned them over and gave a thin coat onto the back. The backside is often uncoated brown paper material, and they dried even faster.
We still have 1/4 out of 16fl oz bottle, using 3 coats each(1 @ 20x27, 2 @ 18x24)
The matt finish really gives it a more of a collection quality look than the glossy would.
(getting the right size brush)__________________
The only thing I would suggest, is the sponge brush size, I bought two brushes of a differnt width. One is too big for the bottle opening. I would suggest getting a brush, smaller than 1.75inch(45mm) or you will have some mess around the bottle while working with it. They are only 30-65 cents. And, I was stingy enough(no, environmentally conscious)to wash it later to save it. And, the glues washes off really nice, leaving no residue.
My verdict is, I am glad to find some quality product, that is very versatile and easy to work with.... Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best!
Classic mod podge, I love this stuff. Just don't have it delivered during the winter. If mod podge freezes it won't dry clear.
Published 14 hours ago by Laura L
5.0 out of 5 stars
Super Convenient
I used Mod Podge to seal up some collages that created for my art class and it actually increased my grade quite a bit. Read more
Published 23 days ago by Danielle
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mod Podge Matte finish
As i worked with this product for a long time, I have to rate it as a great product for its job: All decoupage work for all items. Read more
Published 1 month ago by rajaa Kassem
5.0 out of 5 stars
Never knew this existed!
This is cool, great glue for pictures or crafts. Never knew a clear cover like this even existed. Good for a lot of projects.
Published 1 month ago by Sam Williams
5.0 out of 5 stars
Matte Finish MOD PODGE
Matte Finish MOD PODGE is an excellent craft product and can be used for many projects. I use a sponge brush for easy application..
Published 1 month ago by Freda McCarty
5.0 out of 5 stars
Can't go wrong with Mod Podge
It's Mod Podge...at a great price and super fast shipping. Need I say more???
This stuff is awesome - you can use it for everything!
This stuff is awesome - you can use it for everything!
Published 1 month ago by ac323
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for puzzles!
This stuff is awesome for gluing puzzles to display or hang on your wall later.
Just pour some mog podge on top of the completed puzzle, and using a brush or a small piece of... Read more
Just pour some mog podge on top of the completed puzzle, and using a brush or a small piece of... Read more
Published 1 month ago by A. Kunetka
5.0 out of 5 stars
What a fun product!
This is such a fun thing to have around your house...there really are unlimited crafts you can use this for. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Crystal Durfee
5.0 out of 5 stars
Who doesn't love Mod Podge
Who doesn't love Mod Podge for their craft projects. I have used this on several of my projects and have been very pleased with the results. Would recommend to others. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Laura Lazzell-Pannell
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is the Business!
I've never used Mod Podge before, and it works so wonderfully well. I used it to adhere fabric to a quilt shelf, to match a curtain I was using nearby. Read more
Published 2 months ago by PatBubo
