Mod PodgeCS11303 Waterbase Sealer, Glue and Finish, 32 oz, Matte

My daughter is using for art project and she is very happy with the quality and usability of this product

As advertised. Original and quality product. I used it for stencil painting and it perfectly maintains the borders hence ensuring the paint within the stencil remains where it should and does not smudge.

It is good quality for the price.

Classic craft glue. Love using it for collages. Used it to seal salt ornaments and it worked great. Would recommend to anyone in need of a water based glue.

You just can't beat this stuff. No more Elmers for me.

Brilliant product (have been using this since staring my crafting business on ETSY - ShaShine Design) and making my own crafts and need to ensure that they are sealed good. Talked to others and was told many great things about Mod podge from both professional and friends that were crafters so I used this and was very happy, it is excellent, will be sticking with it as does everything it says it will, I normally use the 32oz and so as I use it, it does not dry or get clumps before I have finished the container. It is also good economically.I use it to seal paint, vinal lettering and adhere card stock or pictures to my wood shapes & designs. I am EXTREMELY "PLEASED WITH THIS PRODUCT" It is Fantastic have even you used it on a few ceramic decorative mugs as well.

muy buen sellador, primera vez que utilizo uno y que utilizo la marca, y quedé encantada! tengo ya un tiempo de haberlo comprado y me ha rendido bastante, lo recomiendo bastante!

I found the product to be quite nice for sealing my coloured pencil and water-based marker artwork. They have been stored away for a couple weeks now and have had no tackiness to them since day one. So I should not need to apply anything else when it has fully cured in it's 4 week cycle. Overall I found it quite easy to use, I just needed to do some proper research online on how to properly apply this to my pages. I tested the product on Styrofoam thinking I could recycle some material, regular cardboard from a box and some hard piece of wooden material I found around the house.My best result was actually my first one with the dragons and also the result of an accident when applying the Matte Mod Podge to my page. When I applied this to the backboard I was gluing to, I accidentally set my brush in a jar of water before I was finished with it. I intended on applying another layer on the front after laying the page down first, but instead had to wait for the brush and original applications on the back to dry. It never came out with any bumps or wrinkles like my other test results came out with. However I did begin to smudge some colour in areas when I ran a protractor across the page, like a rookie with no proper equipment.I would definitely recommend letting the backside dry while your page lay on the backboard of whatever you are gluing to first, then apply the front layer and allow for it to dry. That is at least how I found it to work best in my five tests so far and found others suggesting you do in my online research as well. Now I have four large posters to do this with so I have gone and ordered a 1 Gallon jug because I just LOVE this stuff. Looking forward to sealing my bigger artwork up then get frames built for them. I colour pages from books and draw my own original art to sell and colour myself as well, so Matte Mod Podge and me are going to become good friends I believe.Oh as a final thought, I chose to reveal the brush I used when applying this stuff as well. I have now picked up some foam brushes and other tools that I hope to do a better job with, but I still loved how these came out, minus the wrinkles from not using enough Mod Podge and applying it wrong. The amount that is left in the one bottle shown is also after applying to these five colouring pages. I used four coats after the glue phase to seal each page.