Unless you are a chemist, you can’t make Unicorn SPiT, and it is a patented product. But you can substitute any thinned flowing paint and get different effects. But remember, if you use water-based paints, like US, then you use an oil-based polyurethane or other sealer. Best wishes, Jenna. ☺️
Unfortunately you cant make your own without the recipe. I did have a look awhile ago to see if there was something simular and cheaper and I found Keda dyes. They only have a few of the bright colours but it might be an option for you.
I believe it’s gelled clear aloe Vera, not mop & Glow. Plus any paint you chose and water to dilute the paint color to make a wood stain. Also, a water based polyurethane/poly acrylic would keep your project from yellowing. Oil based sealers always leave a yellowing finish as time wears on. I would be so embarrassed if I made something for a friend and later the gift started to yellow. That’s a throw away gift and not a keeper.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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I went to our local Hobby Lobby to get some for a project and the girl working in the crafting area looked at me like I had lost my mind.
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Unless you are a chemist, you can’t make Unicorn SPiT, and it is a patented product. But you can substitute any thinned flowing paint and get different effects. But remember, if you use water-based paints, like US, then you use an oil-based polyurethane or other sealer. Best wishes, Jenna. ☺️
No, it's it own thing.
Unfortunately you cant make your own without the recipe. I did have a look awhile ago to see if there was something simular and cheaper and I found Keda dyes. They only have a few of the bright colours but it might be an option for you.
I always thought that unicorns were a magical creature and didn't do rude things like spitting.
I have never heard about unicorn spit before.
I believe it’s gelled clear aloe Vera, not mop & Glow. Plus any paint you chose and water to dilute the paint color to make a wood stain. Also, a water based polyurethane/poly acrylic would keep your project from yellowing. Oil based sealers always leave a yellowing finish as time wears on. I would be so embarrassed if I made something for a friend and later the gift started to yellow. That’s a throw away gift and not a keeper.
How To Make Your Own Unicorn Spit Gel Stain
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