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I tried this with a few jewelry projects and it looked pretty good, but after several weeks of curing time, I could still make an indentaion in it with my fingernail, and unfortunately a jewelry item was placed on top of a pendant with this glaze in my jewelry box and there are permanent marks in the glaze. Maybe it has other good uses, but not for jewelry! |
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Reviewed by: Maureen from Pittsburgh, PA.
on 8/12/2011 |
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Creating a unique pendant, ring, and so much more is easier when you use Judi Kins DG3 Art Gel. Perfect for my one-of-a-kind creations! After arranging your design, it creates a raised glass-like professional finish. Fantastic! |
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Reviewed by: Jan's Gifts, hobby from Hanover.
on 8/3/2011 |
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This was easy to use. I poured on and moved the frame around to fill in gaps The sparkling images and crystals show through. Great product. |
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Reviewed by: Midnight Jewel from Santa Rosa.
on 3/6/2011 |
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This was my first time using any kind of adhesive in my beading projects. It created a very beautiful stained-glass effect when placed over seed beads. The problems I had is that it never got very hard and I had to apply many layers to get the desired look. Not bad for the first time around, but I think I will try some other adhesives before picking my favorite. |
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Reviewed by: Laura Pratt from Missouri.
on 3/4/2011 |
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I purchased this when it was first offered but did not feel comfortable using it. I watched the instructional video that was helpful. I also read the reviews and some of them made me more anxious. I finally was brave enough and used it with an oval pendant and the Miyuki mixture and the end result was beautiful and I had no problems with it drying and all the beads were well glued down and none fell off. I would recommend this and reassure people that it isn't difficult. |
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Reviewed by: Barbara Koch from Green Bay, WI.
on 11/12/2010 |
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I have used this to make scrabble tile pendants and it has worked great! Others have said it didn't harden but it hardened fine for me. Smooth, dry, and not sticky by the next day. Dried clear. I made 50 pendants and still have a nearly full bottle! |
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Reviewed by: Rachel from IL.
on 11/10/2010 |
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This is a very nice product, i used it on a pendant with a picture off my daughter and it came out really nice. You have to fill it about 3 or 4 times and allow it to dry for quite a long time in between. |
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Reviewed by: Carmelita Weele from holland.
on 9/25/2010 |
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I had used this product to get the glass like finish on a pendant that I had created. It would look beautiful when still wet but never dried completely and never got really hard. It was a bit tacky and when rubbed against other things my pendant was damaged. |
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Reviewed by: Jackie from McPherson, KS.
on 8/26/2010 |
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I have made several pendants with DG3 and I'm not quite sure I like it. I get out the bubbles with a brush and cover it and never ever touch it for 3 days yet there are always bubbles and raised areas on the surface and dust particles as well. Maybe I need more experience but my pieces have never looked as great as those I've seen. |
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Reviewed by: Maggie Parker from Wilmington NC.
on 6/27/2010 |
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I have used this several times while working with seed beads and pendants. It holds the beads very well and drys very quickly. Very easy to use and has a clear finish to it. No problems with beads falling out of pendant after wearing. Going to try it next with clay. |
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Reviewed by: Elizabeth Salles from New Orleans.
on 6/8/2010 |
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This is a great product to use when making the very popular scrabble tile jewelry! |
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Reviewed by: Susan Serr from Idaho.
on 6/8/2010 |
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I like this gel - my only problem is air bubbles - I sometimes have a hard time getting them out but it could just be my inexperience. |
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Reviewed by: Bonnie Geer from Bedford, TX.
on 6/8/2010 |
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I did not like this gel in comparison to other resin and glazing materials I have tried. It took a very long time to set (weeks) and when it did finally set it still never achieved a hard surface. It set murky and not completely clear, and on many of the pieces it absorbed the color or metal of the pendant and basically ruined the whole piece (my copper pendant turned the gel blue and the image is almost completely hidden. I had to scrap about 8 pieces and start over because of this stuff. |
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Reviewed by: Christie from Reno, NV.
on 5/21/2010 |
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