How To Use Mod Podge On A Puzzle

Apply your picture to the non patterned brown side of the cereal box with mod podge.

How to use mod podge on a puzzle. The glue is white wount that damage it. Consider painting the base item. Once you have finished your puzzle and are ready to seal it simply paint the mod podge onto the front of the puzzle. It may take a few hours to complete the gluing process because you want to let each layer of glue dry before applying the next. I used the amount that was left in my jar of mod podge maybe about 1 6 of the jar or less i had just enough to cover the entire front surface of the puzzle.

Make sure to use a generous amount and make sure that it gets into all of the cracks. Apply a medium layer of mod podge puzzle saver being sure to get all of the corners. This is how i use mod podge to keep a puzzle together. Please please please give me every every every informartion you have about how to glue a puzzle the glue is the red one. I let the puzzle dry for at least 2 hours.

Each box will make two puzzles so save that other side. And should i paint the glu on the picture side ur the back. Next wrap the paper fabric around the cylinder and mark where it starts to overlap. To preserve the puzzle i started out by brushing mod podge over the front of the jigsaw puzzle. When i seal my puzzles i paint the puzzle very sporadically at first and then i paint over the edges to make sure they are gotten too.

It says plaid on i dont know if thats help ful. Hi so i just finished this 1000 peice puzzle and i want to glue it together the mod podge glue was the only one available. Once the glue was dry i flipped the puzzle over. This means you might want to start by doing your puzzle on wax paper in the first place. Cut one side of your cereal box.

Use a medium layer of mod podge place the picture down and smooth thoroughly with your fingers or a brayer. Cut off the excess paper fabric. This will allow you to display the puzzle by hanging it up on the wall in a frame. Your first step is to transport your puzzle to an area where you know your work surface is safe. Using the spreader distribute the puzzle glue evenly ensuring that the glue covers the puzzle from edge to edge.