Glass Paint - Marabu Relief Paste 20ml 073 Black

Elevate your art projects with Marabu Relief Paste in striking 073 Black, a premium glass paint perfect for crafting. This versatile 20ml tube of relief paste brings your creative visions to life by allowing clear contours and stunning effects on a variety of surfaces, including glass and porcelain. With its easy application process, simply paint, let dry, and your unique designs are ready to impress! The water-based formula is odourless, ensuring a comfortable crafting experience, while being non-fading for long-lasting brilliance. Plus, enjoy the peace of mind that your creations are dishwasher safe after a 3-day drying period—just wash at a maximum temperature of 50°C for optimal preservation. Ideal for outline painting, stencilling, and other decorative techniques, Marabu Relief Paste offers extensive opportunities for customization. Before you begin, just cleanse the surface thoroughly to remove any dust or grease; this will help your designs adhere beautifully. Whether you're enhancing your home decor or crafting personalized gifts, this black relief paste is a must-have for every artist seeking high-quality glass paint. Explore the full potential of your creativity with Marabu Relief Paste 073 Black, available at Smartfox NZ for all your DIY and professional needs.

Clear contours, great effects. Dishwasher safe without firing. Just paint, leave to dry, done! Wide range of colours for effective decorations. Easy applications from the tube. Versatile use: on glass and porcelain, for outline painting or stencilling. Water based, odourless and non fading. Dishwasher safe after 3 days˜ drying time (max. 50 °C).
It's so easy:
clean the glass or porcelain with washing up liquid or marabu cleaner to ensure it is free from dust and grease. Before painting, rinse off all detergent residue.
Paint the surface as desired (see techniques with relief paste).
The paint is dry to the touch after 30 minutes and dishwasher safe after 3 days. We recommend washing the painted glasses at max. 50 °C on a glasses/cups cycle.