Can you change the color of salt when using it with mod podge?
can you change the color of salt when using it with midge midge podge glue
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A couple drops of food coloring ought to do it. A few drops at a time until you get the color you want. Good Luck!!
Choose your food color(s) and add a little at a time to the salt blending well before adding either more salt or more color. It is trial and error to get just the right color you want for your project.
I would try to color the salt first , with some food coloring and I would let it dry before using the mod podge so you colors won't run together .