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Seahorse
05-09-2005, 11:39 AM
I was watching the Antiques roadshow last night which ahad a painting done in layers.The expert said the artist had painted on the reverse of the glass to give it a 3D effect.

Id like to give this a go,I know there are glass paints but they are normally see through.
What type of paints would you suggest to paint on glass?

Gay Elston
18-02-2008, 07:19 PM
I was watching the Antiques roadshow last night which ahad a painting done in layers.The expert said the artist had painted on the reverse of the glass to give it a 3D effect.

Id like to give this a go,I know there are glass paints but they are normally see through.
What type of paints would you suggest to paint on glass?

A really good quality paint that is especially made for painting on ceramics and glass is Folk Art Enamels.
They do a range of colours that match their Folk Art range.
The paints have a high pigmentation and are suitable for the famous "One Stroke" technique which, by it's very name, needs to be able to cover in one stoke!
They are beautiful paints to use, can either be baked or just air-cured & are top shelf of the dishwasher safe.
I sell them on my website, along with Gallery Glass glass paints, because they are such good quality, non-toxic paints suitable for use by any age group.
I'm absolutely certain they are just what you are looking for.
Regards