DIY Mercury glass and how to make your own Faux MERCURY glass with Krylon Looking Glass spray paint

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Learn how to create your own DIY Mercury glass by using Krylon looking glass spray paint. This is such an easy way to add that vintage mercury glass look to any piece of glass. The only materials needed are Krylon looking glass spray paint, a vinegar solution and a glass vase! I even shared how to create a blue faux mercury glass with Sea Glass spray paint.
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@lestranged 3 года назад

Another way to incorporate color would be to get a colored glass jar and do the mirror effects on the inside. I see large colored glass vases and candle containers at the thrift store all the time. Blue, red, green, pink, purple.

@mele9627 3 года назад

Perhaps you could try spraying the vinegar solution on the objects first to act as a resist to the paint... thanks for sharing

@RepurposeandUpcycle 3 года назад

good idea!

@heytherebirdie2 Год назад

Would one of those long plastic straws that come with cans of WD40 and similar fit on the paint can nozzle to get into the bottom of the narrow vases?

@RepurposeandUpcycle Год назад

That's not a bad idea but I've never tried it so not sure. Let me know if you do!

@emmkaa2099 3 года назад

That sea glass technique is incredible! I'm curious about how the smaller vases especially (since the mirror was on the outside only) held up after six months. Do you think - honestly now - the sea glass/mirror glass technique would look odd on a piece of glass in a frame in a semi-vintage bedroom? You know, like an old mirror. I've made several "old" mirrors but never with a color incorporated. Thanks for your help. From the Southern California desert, MK 😁🌞🌵

@RepurposeandUpcycle 3 года назад

The vases look the exact same today as they did the day I completed them! And I think this technique would look fabulous on an old mirror! I've actually got a few old windows that I thought about doing this technique on.

@emmkaa2099 3 года назад

@@RepurposeandUpcycle Wow, funny you would mention that... I just re-found (re-found?) an old six pane farmhouse window with a couple of the panes missing... 🤔🤔 hmmm. Thank you for your response. MK