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Magic
Metallics on Glass
Spray
the glass surface with MM-516 Surface Primer or apply any MM-502 Matte Sealer to give the slick glass
surface a "tooth" for the Metallic to adhere to. Apply 2-3
coats of the Metallic before applying a Rust or Patina
Finish. Seal with any Magic Metallic Sealer when complete to
stop the oxidation process.
Footed
Bowl: Designed by Margot Clark
Cookie Jar: Designed by Bob Pennycook
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Magic
Metallics on Wood
Prepare
or seal wood surface as you usually would before normal use.
Base coat each piece with an acrylic stain. Apply your
choice or Metallics, Patina or Rust finishes. Seal with
any Magic Metallic Sealer when complete to stop the oxidation
process. Seal with any other wood sealer, if necessary, for your
technique.
Autumn
Box: Designed by Margot Clark
Floral Accent Table: Designed by Margot Clark
Chalkboard Still Life: Designed by Bob Pennycook
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Magic
Metallics on Cloth
To
use on cloth, first base coat your fabric with an acrylic
stain like Magic Metallic Undercoats and apply Magic Metallics. Seal with any
Sealer when complete to stop the oxidation process. Magic
Metallics are beautiful used on lamp shades.
Rug:
Designed by Margot Clark
Banner: Designed by Bob Pennycook
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Magic
Metallics on Paper and Styrofoam
Base
coat your piece with an acrylic stain like Magic Metallic Undercoats
and apply Magic Metallics. Magic Metallics work well on any type of
paper surface, including Papier Mache. Magic Metallics
even work on top of Styrofoam! Seal with any Magic Metallic Sealer when complete
to stop the oxidation process.
Paper
Maché Masks: Designed by Kayt Brill
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Magic
Metallics on Metal
If
you are using an old, vintage piece of metal, wipe first
with denatured alcohol to remove excess dirt and start
decorating with Magic Metallics. Seal with any
Sealer when complete to stop oxidation process.
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Magic
Metallics on Ceramic Surfaces
Base
coat your piece with an acrylic stain like Magic Metallic Undercoats and apply Magic
Metallics. Seal with any Magic Metallic Sealer when complete to
stop the oxidation process.
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Magic
Metallics on Walls
For
a bigger project, such as a wall, place puddles of Magic
Metallics on a large palette and spritz on one or more
of the Patinas randomly. With a large sponge, pick up color
from different puddles in no particular order and sponge on.
Add Metallic Finishes and Patinas to your palette, as
necessary, keeping no particular order and sponge on.
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For
best results, it is a good idea to experiment and test your
application methods on a scrap piece of wallboard or other
material. Magic Metallics can be ordered in custom sizes
for larger projects. Magic Metallics can be used on
virtually any architectural surface: signs, metal gates,
embossed wallpaper, drywall and more!
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