How to Apply Glitter on Glass the Easy Way

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Are you ready to apply glitter on glass? I have a super easy method for you below and I am answering your questions about other methods as well!

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This method is my favorite, however, it is also easy and less messy than more traditional methods. That definitely makes it a winner in my book!

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You want to start with glass that is clean and dry. I like to clean my glass with rubbing alcohol and allow to dry before starting.

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You can put the paint on the outside or the inside of your glass.

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Here I am adding my first coat of glitter paint to the inside of this simple glass bowl. Remember this method will work on any clear glass surface.

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Depending on the glitter paint that you use, you will need several coats of paint.

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How to Apply Glitter on Glass the Easy Way

Are you ready to apply glitter on glass? I have a super easy method for you below and I am answering your questions about other methods as well!

SUPPLIES

– Glitter paint good for glass – Regular craft paint good for glass – Rubbing alcohol – Paintbrush – Glass surface

This method is my favorite, however, it is also easy and less messy than more traditional methods. That definitely makes it a winner in my book!

You want to start with glass that is clean and dry. I like to clean my glass with rubbing alcohol and allow to dry before starting.

You can put the paint on the outside or the inside of your glass.

Here I am adding my first coat of glitter paint to the inside of this simple glass bowl. Remember this method will work on any clear glass surface.

Depending on the glitter paint that you use, you will need several coats of paint.

Swipe up to see the full tutorial

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