Anyone ever use Liquitex?

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Hello everyone!

So I decided to make some fun jewelry for some of my friends using bezels and liquitex to make a coating. But I have never used it before!

I have the gloss super heavy gel! So, my big question is can I mold it a bit with my fingers? Or should I use a brush? And does anyone know a site I could gather info on? Thanks a ton!

[Albino Sea Monkey]

Yes, you should be able to manipulate it with your fingers... but it might be easier and less messy with a brush. It's still pretty goopy, not like modeling clay or anything.

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Albino Sea Monkey

Yes, you should be able to manipulate it with your fingers... but it might be easier and less messy with a brush. It's still pretty goopy, not like modeling clay or anything.

Ah okay! biggrin I just wonder if a brush would leave brush strokes on the finished product? <3

[Albino Sea Monkey]

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Albino Sea Monkey

Yes, you should be able to manipulate it with your fingers... but it might be easier and less messy with a brush. It's still pretty goopy, not like modeling clay or anything.

Ah okay! biggrin I just wonder if a brush would leave brush strokes on the finished product? <3

If you wet the brush a little it should make things smoother. Don't use a very stiff brush, that will make the strokes more apparent.

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Albino Sea Monkey

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Albino Sea Monkey

Yes, you should be able to manipulate it with your fingers... but it might be easier and less messy with a brush. It's still pretty goopy, not like modeling clay or anything.

Ah okay! biggrin I just wonder if a brush would leave brush strokes on the finished product? <3

If you wet the brush a little it should make things smoother. Don't use a very stiff brush, that will make the strokes more apparent.

Wet brush, got it! Thank you so much for your help! <3