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Of course, that makes perfect sense. My apologies.

Oh my that does sound scary. I have not had any issues with my cans getting dents in them. I haven't been able to locate any more information from other users either, but some people who have had this issue with spray paint say that as long as you are extra careful about keeping it out of direct sunlight or extreme cold, it should be fine to use. When I did a Google search for "What causes an aerosol can to dent" I got this result which seems useful: "Dents on the bottom of a can without a seam are usually considered minor defects, even if they are significant." When I changed the search to "What causes an aerosol spray can to dent on the bottom" I got this result: "The bottom of an aerosol spray can can dent for a number of reasons, including: Crushing: The can may have been crushed. No seam: Cans without a seam on the bottom can dent significantly and still be considered minor defects. Air entering the can: A dent can allow air to enter the can, which can lead to the growth of microorganisms. Aerosol cans are pressurized and should not be stored in temperatures above 120°F or placed in a car. They should also never be placed in fires or heated locations, as they may explode. " In my opinion, based off of this info, I would say they are safe to use. Just continue to store them properly and maybe wear some goggles, gloves, and an apron - just in case.

Hi there! Thanks so much for watching! Better late than never 😁 I would use the clear coat afterward. I'm not certain the stain would have the same effect afterward. Is there any way you can test it out on a small sample of the same type of wood? I always recommend testing first. I hope this helps. 💖

I happened to download it from the original website years ago. I'm lucky that they allow me to share it with you. I'm not sure why they don't use it on their channel. I love this version so much.

That's a very good point. But I like turning my lights off for the blacklight test. 😁

Awesome! Thanks for watching, you rock!

@xymeki8667 I have not tried it on any fabric or foam but the Ceramic Unicorn I painted is still in perfect condition. I have moved it all around my house and it is currently sitting on my dining table. No scratches, no tackiness. If you would like, I can do a test run on some fabric/foam/leather fo you? I still have a bottle and I can get the video out quickly. What type of material were you thinking of using?

And because I forgot to say, only 1 item has acrylic paint underneath the galaxy varnish. I have some on bare, fully cured cement, some on concrete, 1 is natural stone, seriously sanded down first, and 2 different pieces of bare craft wood that is WELL dried out and sanded before ever getting this varnish. So I am getting the exact same problematic results, no matter what surface or prep is done.

I apologize for my late response back to you. I had to process your issue and think back to my own experiences. I have noticed that the more layers I add the more tacky the canveses get. I haven't had the issue with ceramics or wood. This tool stand is still as perfect as the day I made the video. No tackiness at all and my craft room temp varies from super hot to super cold (Im probably your opposite - I love the heat, preferably dry heat hah) I usually do just the 1 coat on ceramics and 2 coats on canvases (one vertical and one horizontal) I mainly use Artist Loft brand paints, Liquitex, and Culture Hustle in my own art. All of which are acrylic so I don't think thats the issue. I wish I had more insight for you. The only thing I think I can suggest is to really shake the heck out of the bottle, though if you're like me you just shake them for fun lol Maybe the bottle you have is from an older batch? Did you buy it online? From a shop? Sometimes the paint I get on Amazon goes bad and doesn't mix properly. I got my bottle from my local Michaels. How did the sun work for those 2 paintings? I also am not sure the hairdryer would make a difference but its worth a test run. Maybe a mini canvas .. or 2 - One to test the dryer on cool and the other on warm. I will keep investigating and see if I can find out any more information or tricks for you. I hate that you keep having this issue, especially because it really is such a beautiful product. Sending you lots of positive artsy energy ❤️❤️

Not a problem with delayed replies since I only get signal in certain places out here in the middle of nowhere! LoL. I did purchase it on Amazon but it is still such a new product that I doubt it has run it's shelf life. But maybe it's possible I suppose. It's actually recommended to never shake this product or any varnish because it introduces air bubbles and this is something that has always been difficult for me since art school as a young child. So I honestly haven't tried shaking it. I do turn the bottle around and upside down, gently, an hour or so before using it. The time in the sun did seem to help a hardly noticable amount but I am actually wondering if it's me!?! With autism and mixed peripheral polyneuropathy, my sensory perceptions can be, either, like I am not a living person and I physically feel no sensation OR I have EXTREME sensations and sensitivities! It definitely makes things, apparently, different from what others experience. Possibly my sensory interpretation of the finish is not the reality? I don't know. Straw grasping, I suppose. I have another bottle being brought to me and I truly hope it's better since from somewhere else. I don't like having to blame my "differences" and think it's possibly just my discerning nature but I absolutely don't want to think I've wasted money on a spoiled product! Things are tough for everyone but without income, art being WHO I am, it would be a big hit to take!

Also, thank you for being so wonderful and concerned for me in this situation! You are such a light!

And apparently TH-cam set up a second account for me?! So I apologize for having a different name here. Strange but it explains why I couldn't find some of my watch later videos yesterday! Technology really bugs me

How so?

@@magicallymj because they the same

I suppose that is true. But some people might not know that lol

Thank you so much for the comment. Im pretty sure that it would be closer to semi-gloss than glossy. It definitally wouldn't make it completey matte.

I'm sure it looks great on dark colors as well as bright :)

All he wanted was a bicycle - like all the other kids.

I am so sorry that you have not had a good experience with Culture Hustle. I know things have gotten slower on thier end. I myself have ordered a few of thier new products, I usually snag them as soon as I get an email announcing the new ones - but the last few have specifically said that they were pre-orders. Do you mind if I ask what were the last few things you tried to get but did not arrive? I made this video a few years ago and did not have any issues with shipping. In the past year, there have been one or two bottles that I had to wait a couple of months for, but they did arrive. My only advise is to purchase with caution, try to plan ahead - order the paint before you will need it. I know that is not the best advise, you shouldn't have to treat the company with eggshells - but I think the product is worth it. I am sad to hear that you have had all these problems though.

That sounds awesome!!

oh yes, I am always experimenting with mixing the neon and glow in the dark paints together with regular ones. I always have more of the neon/glow in the mix - makes all the difference.

Sí, puedes usarlos en tela.

Each one has a different glow time, depending on how many layers you use and how much time they charge before hand. I would say at most, the glow would last about an hour with the right conditions.

I don't think so, but you could ask the creator Jason Steele. 😊

THAT'S SOUNDS TOTALLY GAAAAAAY!

Thats a very good question. Now that I think of it, I believe I was using the acrylic based Arteza. This was one of my very first art product videos and I don't think I noticed they were different. That could explain alot of the differences. My bad 😥

@@magicallymj yeah, then it’s kind of an apples to oranges comparison. But thanks anyway.

My sincerest apologies.

Thats wonderful! I am so glad I can be helpful! I have done alot more cookies since this video so please feel free to reach out if you have any questions. 😊

Ok first of all, you restored a 1930s art deco clock?! That sounds amazing!! Secondly, I love the idea of adding the Ultimate Glow to it and it sounds stunning! I am so glad that it worked out well for you. Its good to know that the clear coat didn't negatively affect it, that was one of my concerns. Thank you very much for sharing your experience and knowlege. ❤️

@@magicallymjcurrently working on a 1930s art deco electric desk/mantel clock from Sweden which has white hands, and I will be putting the ultimate glow on the tips of them. 90 year old 220v clock that runs like new. Brown bakelite case is dull, will be clear coating it with Aleene’s pearlescent. Tested it on a spare, similar piece of bakelite, and it produces a shimmery sheen that isn’t tacky or cheesy looking. Update: The pearlescent product itself is great, but it gums up the spray can, even when you clean out the tip, and you’re never able to finish it. So an A for the product quality and an F for the packaging and usability

Thank you so much for saying so and for subscribing! I look forward to sharing more with you <3

Yes indeed! Glad you enjoyed it 😊

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Thank you so much for your advice. I always love to learn from other artists. My review is mostly a basic view of the product. I do know that adding the layer onto the black first will create a different effect, but I just wanted to show what they look like if you were to paint as simply as possible, on wither a black or white canvas. That way the novice artist can go into thier project with some knowledge. I always encourage others to play with the products and to find what works best for them. I only want to give them that first step. You are 100% correct, those transparent colors are valuable for depth and other awesome effects. I didn't think of it that way when I made this video. I am learning too, I'm certainly no expert, thank you for your insight.

You are very welcom! Thank you for your kind words. Yes, I think that a few more coats would definitely be beneficial for the wood. I would try to test it out on something similar first though, just to be certain that the scratch marks from the sanding are not visible. I know with a resin varnish the scratching from sand paper becomes pretty much invisible but not certain about this product since its more like a paint. Also the more coats you add on the longer each layer will take to fully dry. Make sure to not add them to quickly, it could become sticky. I would love to see pictures when you're done. It sounds like a beautiful guitar.

Thanks so much! I love this stuff, its definitely way better in person.

So glad you were able to fix it! Thanks for the tip! I love learning from other artists experience <3

Oh no!! That is awful!! Yes I do believe you can paint over the varnish as long as theres only the thin layer and you wait til it fully dries. How long was your signature drying for, before you applied the varnish? Which finish did you use??

2 days.

Oh, I used the gloss.

Yea, sorry about that. This was one of my earliest videos. I've learned a lot since then and gained more confidence, so there's less music.

Not long at all. I'd say probably fully dry withing 10-20 minutes depending on how many layers you put on.

Huzzah! Will we ever find out whats up the flying banana things? lmao

Right?! Its one of my fav videos!

The final black light test shows the results as of 6:05 to 6:41 in the video. I did not add any more layers after that.

@@magicallymj thanks

Nostalgia probably. I know thats why I uploaded my file. I used to watch it all the time, and it bummed me out when I couldn't find it online, so I thought I'd share it with the world. I love FilmCow :)

Fantastc! I used Unicone Arts pigment powder in lilac. I dusted it on with a paint brush, a little goes a long way. Heres a where I got mine - amzn.to/3H24sId

I hadnt tried to wash this lid since I painted it, but I did just now because you asked. I can say that it is for sure waterproof and I used a bit of soap too. I washed it by hand though, if you use a brush it could scratch off. There are varnishes you can use to cover it that should prevent the scratching if you need to be able to scrub it clean. I hope that helps :)

You're right, I apologize. It didn't come in the kit, I had to purchase it from Amazon. My local Michaels Craft store used to stock it but they don't anymore. Heres where you can get the Tulip Soda ash: amzn.to/3v8sCQg

Im sorry, Im a little confussed as to what your project is. Are you trying to use the glow paint on tissue paper?

You're very welcome! I'm so glad I could help 😊

I'm sorry my video isn't to your liking. I do usually show what the effects are after just the first coat, but for this video, I tried something different. The coats are thin, so if you were to just add it over an existing color, you'd get a light glow. Depending on the underlying color, I'd say it's likely you'll only see it in the dark, but the colors glow brightest with a white base. I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful 😔

I would love to do that for you. Send me an email magicaldesignsbymj@gmail.com so we can discuss :)

@@magicallymj awesome will do. Thank you.

It is beautiful! No change at all 😊

They should be. They are washable on fabric, and there's also a decoart fabric medium - if you mix it with the paint, it will add extra assurance that it will last 😊

Sadly, I'm not certain. It's not listed as one of the surfaces it can be used on, but glass is. Both surfaces seem similar to me, so it's worth a shot. Maybe do a test piece first. I wish I could have been more helpful.

@@magicallymj that helps alot.. thank you so much for sharing this info🙏🏻

They're perfect! Just like day one.

You are very welcome! I'm so glad I could help. Thank you so much for watching and commenting 💗

​@magicallymj of course! Painters are glad to have these reviews :). I went with the folk art and it's working great so far!

@@Lavendeer201 that's great news! I'm glad 😊