Which onr is better?Diamond Glaze. Epoxy Resin, Magic Gloss or something else?

[ChrisOsCreations]

Can some1 help?
i used epoxy resin but it causes me headaches after that i tried the magic gloss but it's too flat any proposals?

[Former_Member]

What exactly do you use the resin for? Because I know of a place that sells epoxy resin circles, etc. already cured and backed with adhesive.

[ChrisOsCreations]

i use it after decoupage
but the majority of the items aren't geometrical
i've seen those resin circles but i can't use them:-/

[Former_Member]

Gotcha. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

[Former_Member]

Love your shop, by the way. :)

[ChrisOsCreations]

nah that's ok:-)
at least u answered :-)
Thank you:-)
ow if you want u can use FreeShipping coupon for shipping worldwide:-)

[Former_Member]

I like Gossy Accents by Inkssentials. I've used it over washi paper and printed images to give the item a thick clear coat. I've used it to coat pictures in little frame/bezel settings, but had to paint on a thin layer, then after it dried, a thicker layer because when I did a thick layer all at once, it made the ink bleed.

[Former_Member]

Woops, that's *Glossy* Accents.

[ChrisOsCreations]

thanks Alia^^
I'll check it out
:-)

[Former_Member]

I agree with alia b . I use glossy acsent alot, also I use clear embossing powder applied before bakeing. it smothes out nicely and seals everything in . I have a basic tutorial on useing embossing powder for an enamel like effect on my blog

http://gloryhounddesigns.blogspot.com/2011/09/faux-enamel-tutorial-start.html

hope it helps

[ChrisOsCreations]

great tutorial!
and the result is amazing!
i added you:-)
i'm afraid i can't use it though after decoupage cause if i'll bake my tiles i'll burn the silk
i'll go ask for glossy accent