I bought a jar of modge podge over a year ago is it still good to use?
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I think you should shake it up and stir it very well, and if need be you can always add water. Add a little bit at a time, and stir in between. I don't think it goes bad, I think it just gets thicker because it loses moisture.
Sure is... you may have to thin with a wee bit of water if it got VERY thick.
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As long as the lid was tight it should still be fine
As long as it's still liquid it is fine to use.
It will be fine.