Once you have your object clean you can start spraying. You may want to make designs and to do that place the object on (string, rubber bands, foam letters, shapes with adhesive backing, tape, any item that can be removed after the spray dries.
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Would a spray work?
https://www.amazon.com/Rust-Oleum-1903830-Frosted-Glass-11-Ounce/dp/B0009XCKBA
Krylon Glass Frosting Aerosol Spray Paint
Frosted glass paint
Krylon Glass Frosting Aerosol.
Once you have your object clean you can start spraying. You may want to make designs and to do that place the object on (string, rubber bands, foam letters, shapes with adhesive backing, tape, any item that can be removed after the spray dries.
You can get a frosted look with elmer's glue, food coloring, and a small amount of water. Just paint it on with a small paint brush.
Gallery Glass comes in many finishes and colors and works well on glass