Best way to prevent my images bleeding when making pendants

[HomespunGossamer]

Does anyone know a way or technique to prevent my images from bleeding when I use diamond glaze?

[Former_Member]

I print my stuff out on cardstock and then coat each side with 3 coats of clear nail polish, drying well in between coats. Then I cut out my images. It makes it almost like plastic.

[halfmoonroad]

I've read that putting them between packing tape works well too.

[kppboutique]

Try Judikins Microglaze, it's a wax sealer and can be purchased right here on Etsy.

[tkiDesigns]

I seal all my images with Modge Podge before using glaze or resin

[squarepaisleydesign]

I agree with TKI, use Modge Podge.

[perfectpendantsplus]

Micro Glaze is the BEST. Acid free and doesn't add any depth to your pendant.

I sell it at my sight

[PosyPop]

I also seal images with at least 2 coats of Mod Podge and dont have any images run.

[Former_Member]

I have to get my images printed on laserjet printers instead of inkjet. Laser jet doesn't bleed.

[Former_Member]

I just started using a product called Nunn Design Sealant.
It works great!

[erasistible]

Spray them with a clear acrylic sealer--outdoors.