Glass
Medium
Transform acrylics into
durable glass paint

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Mix with color to create a smooth, high gloss finish that adheres to slick non-porous surfaces like glass. When heat set, creates a glossy, scratch resistant surface.
8oz/237ml
Use with
Acrylic paints & mediums | check |
Use on
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Ceramic | fa fa-check |
Porcelain | fa fa-check |
Techniques
Glass painting high gloss | fa fa-check |
Character
Lightfast & archival | check |
Permanent | check |
Non-yellowing | check |
Flexible & non-cracking | check |
Water-resistant when dry | check |
Intermixable with all Liquitex materials | check |

All our paints are intermixable and water-based, with archival results. Tested and certified in the ACMI certification program.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including 2-Ethylhexyl acrylate, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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- Gives acrylic color a smooth, flowing, non-drip texture which dries to a glossy, scratch-resistant finish when cured
- Increases adhesion to slick non-porous surfaces like glass, ceramics and porcelain
- Extends your color without affecting stability
- Slows drying time to help you create more subtle color blends
- Increases longterm surface durability
- Stir slowly into acrylic color, using no more than 10% paint to 90% medium
- Works best with Soft Body Acrylic and Acrylic Ink
- Leave color to completely dry before curing
- Cure in the oven for 30 minutes at 300°F / 150°C
- Fully compatible with all Liquitex materials
- Do not thin with water
- If foam appears when stirring, leave the mixture to sit while the bubbles rise and disappear
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Airbrush Medium FAQs
Other artists have asked us...
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Yes, Acrylic Ink can be used in your airbrush. We recommend you use it with Liquitex Airbrush Medium for optimum atomisation. Always remember to clean it out immediately after use as you would with any other acrylic media. -
We suggest you first avoid adding water to your paint and minimize heat and air flow in your painting environment. Secondly. make use of acrylic mediums to extend the color, especially Slow-Dri Fluid or Gel, Airbrush Medium or Slow-Dri Fluid or Gel Additive. All of these will extend the open time and workability of your color. Remember that only one additive should be used within a color mix as combining additives can compromise the paint film stability. -
Yes! You can use it to thin all types of color, or to create excellent washes and stains of color. It also gives your paint a watercolor effect.