@@chericovrett5054 Thank you so much. I love this technique because I can make the size and shape I need.

@@chericovrett5054 Thank you so much!

@monevawalker1676 It depends on whether it will need to be washed, like a glass or pitcher. If it's purely decorative, like a vase or picture frame glass, it should work. It takes time to harden and become permanent, but after that it doesn't smear or rub off easily.

@luzeeq It will cure to a very hard surface but it's not 100% durable. It can be worn off it is is on a surface that gets constant use. It can be used on metal. You would want to lightly sand it to make the surface more porous. Also keep in mind the use. If it's a drawer handle you use daily, it will wear off.

🙂 And now you've made mine! Thanks so much.

Hope you find it useful.

It takes a while to dry to a hard surface, but once it does, it will no longer rub off. That's what the carnuba wax does. It's a hard wax. It can easily be scraped or scratched off, so don't use it one something that will be scrubbed or wiped down repeatedly, like a tabletop or cabinets. It's great for things like picture frames or furniture detail.

Thank you, and yes, to both questions. I didn't realize when I made this video that the pill container wouldnt work for long-term storage. If it dries out it can be restored by cutting more wax into it, but probably better to use an airtight container. And yes, it does dry hard. It can take a while, but it is hard and durable.

I was thinking the same, great video though.

Oh my goodness. Thank you so much for your kind comment. I really appreciate it.

Thanks! Yes, have abandoned the channel. I went back to work and haven't had time. Turns out making KZbin videos is a lot harder than it looks. 😄 I'm glad you enjoyed the video. 👍

Thank you so much! 🙂

I haven't tried it, but I think it would work. You could use Perfect Pearl's or any brand of mica powder, or even eye shadow to test it.

I don't know if they have them at Dollar tree, but they did have them at Hobby Looby a couple years in a row. Around Christmas time they are one sale 50% off, so I think they were #1.50.

Thanks! I'm glad you like them. My channel is a bit sparse but I hope you enjoy what's there. 😉

Thank you so much. 👍

The smell is negligible and as the oils dry, it doesn't smell at all. It will not rub off once it has cured. Similar to using oil paint. It won't work on glass that is handled a lot, but might on glass that is just decorative, such as a candle holder or vase. However you would have to etch the surface in some way. I don't think you could put it on a smooth surface.

Thank you for responding to my questions. @@eliseintheattic9697

You're very welcome. 👍

I guess I need to update it to $1.25. 😄 I think you'll like it. In my experience, it's as durable and looks as good as pre-made brands. Enjoy!

Fingers and brushes should come clean with mineral spirits or any kind of paint thinner. As far as clothes are concerned, I'm not sure. Try googling "how to remove shoe polish stain" and see if there is any good advice there. I'd recommend wearing old clothes or an apron because I think it would be pretty tough to get out of clothes.

I love making them. I used to have a booth but recently closed it. I used to have them everywhere at Christmas time, and they always sold.

What a lovely comment. Thank you. 😊

What a kind compliment. Thank you so much. I am hoping to pick it back up again. I loved doing it, but found I didn't have time for it.

You're welcome. I'm so happy you found it useful.

Thank you, glad you found it helpful. 🙂

I just asked this to myself & your comment answered. 😂😂😊❤

Thank you! I absolutely love them too. The best part for me is that they are cat proof!

I've had a lot of people ask about etched glass. I've never tried it on it. I don't think it would work on anything you plan to use, but if it's purely decorative, try letting it cure without touching it. I used it on wood and painted (chalk paint) items, like a picture frame. I use it to sdd a metallic accent to the raised parts.

Thank you so much for your reply. I appreciate you.

HI, sorry this reply is so late. Thank you so much for your kind and glowing comment. Some months later I hope you've found good use for your new colors. 👍

@@eliseintheattic9697 Hello! Yes, very much so! I've made several batches to date ☺️

I've never actually use eye shadow, but I assume it would work. I recommend testing it on something to we how it does.

I'm not sure. I've only used it on decor pieces. I'm curious though, especially after you mentioned how well Rub n Buff worked. Let me know if you try it. 😉