Nice I wont to know spra glass paint. .

Wouldn't you be better off working with vectors for outlines? Maybe use Inkscape?

have you tried the new folkart murano paints they are awesome !

Hi, love the video. What plastic tool are you using please? Thanks.

The only ingredient I don't have yet is the "flexible filler" for the outliner. It's 4 years since this video was made, and I can't find that particular adhesive. While other flexible adhesives may well work fine, some silicone chemicals are water-soluble and some are not - it would be just my luck to pick one that's not water soluble and then end up not being able to dilute it to the required consistency after adding the black colour! Do you have a recommendation for a suitable specific filler which you know works fine and is currently available in the UK please? 😃

Do u lift the outlinner from yr project or do u move it aling yr glass etc?

Always great to watch

+1 for gallery glass. Been making beautiful pieces with it for years.

I used oil paint on a window when I was in art school. It looked like stained glass, allowing light to pass through.

Oh wow, this is amazing! I've just put up a greenhouse and worried about bird strikes and was looking into various stickers and was worried that once stuck on they'd be hard to remove and age badly. From what I've read birds tend to fly towards the sky and if there's a window, they'll look for an escape route. The best method is placing those stickers etc on the outside of the window so it got me thinking of stripes or dots, but keeping as much sunlight reflecting into the greenhouse. I stumbled across your video and think it may solve my few hours of searching for a solution! Thank you so much for the amazing idea 😊 P.S. as a child in primary school (UK) in the 90s, I designed a great mouldable putty using PVA glue mixed with the old soap powder that was kept by the large steel sinks and the old water based paint that came in squirty bottles! 😁 The putty smelled of old chemical soap and was great to manipulate until it set! In a way, that's like today's fidget toys! Hehe

I only just discovered this product online and this video has proved most informative. Thank you.

I just checked for canada marabu is $21.00 to $26.00 for 20 ml 😢

LOVE THE VIDEO!!! Great teacher, awesome music:) Good you gave credit there. Thank you!!

hello, I'm going to be doing a big glass painting for one of my windows. is there a washable paint that does not need baking?

Do you find the gallery glass shrinks away from the edge a little or is it me .

Really nice!

Found you today!

Wow, thanks!! 🪟 21:59 🧸

Can I enlarge image made without it pixelating?

Why can I buy these liners?

Where can I buy the liners from ?

Does it need oven to dray and stay?

Hi there, many thanks. I wonder if you may help me use apt language to identify the best peelable paint to buy. e.g the outline paint seems to be stronger and more flexible. I'm in Australia but used to enjoy making peelable window art in NZ about 15 years ago, but there's no such art outlets here to advise. I would greatly appreciate your advice. Kind regards.

Can you provide the name of the thinner? If I can’t get it in my country, is there an alternative I can use?

Thanks so much for tutorial

What if my outliner has dried up? How do i fix it?

where can I buy the c2 outliner from please

Hi were can you but the c2 outliner from please

very creative ideas thank you for sharing

amazing tutorial . thanks

very helpful thanks

I like the piping bag idea. I didn't catch what mixture you used in your black. I may be doing the technique where you make lines with glue on the glass. Let it dry. And color it with a marker. People tell me it doesn't have to be perfect. More realistic that way.

Thank you ❤

Sir...Can we use water based paint in froastred glass

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Beautiful! I love it!

Very nice!

Very informative

I would like more info on the white "paint" that turns clear. What is it called and where can I get it?

Can this liner be used for glass painting?

I put some of the black paint into a needle nose bottle and use it as an outline pen. Much smaller lines that way I find.

You are a great teacher.

I like that you pointed out that water based paint and solvent based paint can be used on the same project as long as they are used in different areas.

I hate videos that have music playing while the tutorial is running. I turn the audio off and watch it and learn much easier.

You are the best teacher of stained glass painting. I have my morning coffee while watching your videos and planning what I want to try next.

Once completely dry put warm water on it to soften the paint. It helps it come off.

I can't wait to give this a try. You are the expert on glass painting!

Thank you for all the great informative videos. I am now hooked on glass painting.

I like the way you transferred the piping from the flat glass to the bottle. I think piping is easier to do that way.

Absolutely genius! Thank you