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How can I decoupage a table that has a shiny top?
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DeeDee Bibbs
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Is it better to use paper or fabric?
I just wanna do the top and the bottom shelf.
Hi DeeDee,
I have used Mod Podge to decoupage on even glossier surfaces and it sticks really well. I put Mod Podge down on my surface first and then also put it on my paper. Then Mod Podge over the surface to seal it. I like to get paper I use wet to make it blend into my surface better. Just be careful the paper doesn't tear. Here is a good link that goes over types of adhesives, things you can use to decoupage and different rules to help out with different surfaces.
https://www.createforless.com/buying-guides/crafts/decoupage.aspx
DeeDee;
I have used both fabric and paper to decoupage items. Mod Podge is an excellent product and what I did was put down the Mod Podge first, add my fabric or paper then put more Mod Podge on top. Here are some other ideas
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Yes, I do decoupage on glass all the time. The first piece is decoupage on plastic, the other two are done on glass. You can also do it on metal,
I use Dixie Belle Satin Sealer, since it's a furniture grade product and rice paper. I've found I get the best results.
I prefer using paper because it offers a wide variety of textures and images that can complement my interior.
Wipe over the table with Surgical Spirit and let dry. Choose paper or fabric, or a combination. Your choice. Use ModPodge to fix and to seal the finished table.
Scuff it with sandpaper to give it some 'grip'. You can use either paper or fabric - there are different formulas of Mod Podge to choose from.
Gently rough up the surface so the paper or fabric has something to cling to, then use paper and Mod Podge or fabric.