Jinzi Non-Toxic Stained Glass Paint, Top Permanent Glass Paint, Lacquer Stained Glass Art Paint, Glass Paint with 10 Pieces Nylon Hair Brush

I painted an antique window for my mother in law - I am a professional artist but had never used stained glass paints. There is a learning curve but I was thrilled with how beautiful the outcome was, and how much it looks like genuine stained glass!IMPORTANT; you DO have to buy the liner paint (which replaces the leading used in real stained glass) IN ADDITION to this set. You have to outline your art with leading paint, dry fully, then fill in with this paint. All colors are transparent except the white.

I used it in glass and snd plaster. See how nice it looks on this, it was chipped up before. Now you can't see the chips. It was a bit challenging mixing the colors to get it to match.

Easy to use but very sheer. The colors go on easy and you can mix them. I bought them to reverse paint a glass lampshade. They are extremely sheer and translucent so I ended up having to use paint pens for the main components ( trees etc. ) but these were great for the sky and background.

It took me a while to find this paint. I wanted it to paint on metal foil and needed it to be transparent but bright. This worked wonderfully. Many different colors and easy to mix to create new shades. I purchased other "glass paint" but the came as a milky color which did not look shiny and were not transparent/translucent as paint should be for glass work

I have never used glass paint before. These did not work for my project. Thin, would not blend dried very quickly. Would probably work good it you were paint a complet object not painting something on an object. I really like the brushes though.

Super easy to use and mix - first project but will not be last

Love these! I’m going to definitely order again. They are transparent and work great with the flat marble stones.

Be aware when you buy these that they are NOT opaque paints! They are more like glazes. I enjoyed working with them overall, but I did find the application somewhat inconsistent. The darker colors really show your brush strokes and and anywhere the paint isn’t evenly spread, so be aware and go slow. I would recommend lots of thin layers making sure that each layer dries for 5-10 min between coats. Also, a little can go a long way depending on what you’re doing.