I work at Hobby Lobby and have seen this at our store and have always wondered how to use this product.  Thank you for sharing the information and now I think I may have found another phase of crafting that I have to try. lol

I honestly don't understand why this isn't the most outrageously popular craft hobby! It's so easy to get really creative with, relatively inexpensive, and just canNOT be 'messed up' - it's so forgiving.
And it's sooo beautiful! The effects you can get are almost endless. I've duplicated most types of antique styles of stained glass, slag-glass, patterned (begonia, rain) glass, old water-glass, even pontil glass!
But...
It's getting difficult to find these anymore though.  Hobby Lobby discontinuing 😢, Michael's has very limited, basic stuff- and prices on Amazon, or even eBay (yes for "vintage" bottles/colors!!) are absolutely exorbitant. I saw Cameo Ivory for $12, and like $10 shipping!
Don't even ask about rarity like Morning Glory. I loved that color, & used it a lot, but apparently, they don't make it anymore (OR Cameo Ivory- a STAPLE for slag-glass looks).
What a shame.
Plaid should've given this stuff a second Go.
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I think those led lines were a great tip

Thanks for the tips! I'm curious to know if anyone has tried using a sealant over the finished product to make it more durable, especially for outdoor applications or high-traffic areas. It would also be helpful to know if there's a specific type of cleaner that's safe to use on the finished gallery glass.

Howdy, I loved working with these and found quite a few still unopened. I have tons of colors and my two-fold QUESTIONS are: a) Is there an expiry date once bottle is opened?, and b) is there an expiry date on un-opened bottles?

Thank you!!!😊😊😊😊

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Can I do this on plastic and then put that on the window like a sleeve or tape on?

I would love to try this. I just bought the kit can't wait 💖

Does instant lead lines have to go directly on the windows?

Why do all my colors get clumpy in the bottle?  I use a needle to unclog the hole, but it still gets clumpy.

Would this be a good product to use to create a faux stained glass window on the front of my house for privacy?

I Googled after putting the lines down, and didn't realize you do it different.
Is there a reason you make them and then transfer,
or is it just so you don't have to be perfect, and laying after fixes imperfect lines ?

I put this stuff on a glass bowl and the colors came out darker than i wanted. Any tips?

Does it look good from both sides of the glass.?

My gallery glass paints are drying really blotchy, any advice?

This seems very flimsy to hold securely on a large glass door. Is there a way to make it much more durable over time? Because when I see her removing and reattaching the plastic pieces on the window, it seems very weak to me.

Are these products archival?

Not a bad video

I wondered if you can go over dry paint to darken the color. Anyone know?