Our professional glass stain paints provide a near stained glass translucent look with is great for creating faux stained glass and regular glass painting projects. These paints are also great for spicing up your glass etching or sandcarvings. By adding a little color to your etchings, it does two things:
- Allows some light to shine through which is a preferred result of etched glass anyway.
- Ensures a stronger bond of paint to glass due to the abraded/etched surface that allows it to grip better.
Details:
- 10 different colors: blue, turquoise, kelly green, dark green, violet, orange, red, pink, opaque white and yellow. See all of our other colors available for single orders here.
- Lacquer based for superior results. Acetone solvent recommended for cleanup or diluting.
- Permanent and dries fast
- 1.5 fl oz. bottles (product container may vary)
- Read MSDS here.
Out of Stock & Discontinued
New Water-Based Glass Paints
We now offer a more permanent glass paint that is water-based on Amazon here.
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I just ordered a set of these but it did not ask for my address?
Bobbie,
Thanks for your order. Since ordering is through Paypal, it provides the address you listed in your account. Is this correct or should I ship them somewhere else?
Eric
Are these the only colors they come in?
I need another jar of the Violet Glass Paint, Lacquer Base. Is it possible to special order just one additional jar of a particular color?
@ Connie, you definitely can. I haven’t listed them on this site yet, but in the meantime, you can purchase them on Amazn here: http://amzn.to/2e6M9rH or the larger bottle here: http://amzn.to/2ejx0yd
Hello, I would like to change the royal blue and avocado green panels of a hanging glass light to red and brown or shades thereof. Since they are somewhat transparent im uncertain if I should apply the actual red or brown lacquer that you sell or should I apply a different color(s) to get the red/brown results?
Thanks in advance!
@ Heather, I am so sorry it took me this long to reply. I saw the comment a while back and meant to test it out before replying but forgot.
At least for the red, you will have to simply paint that on since it is a primary color. However, the other colors will most likely prevent it from looking red. I suggest you try to remove the underlying color as much as possible by dipping it in lacquer thinner, then rubbing with a rag off (be sure to use gloves).
To create the brown, I am not sure if painting another color over it will produce it, but I can try this out if you still need me too. When mixing colors to create brown, you might be able to add orange on top of your existing blue or paint the red over the existing green. I imagine it would be best to try to clean it off with lacquer thinner and painting brown over any residue of the old color though.
This states permanent so can it be washed ? Like glassware in dishwasher or anything??
@Ramon, it shouldn’t be used in the dishwasher but hand washing should be okay. However, these paints aren’t food grade safe. Sorry about that.
QUESTION IF I AM TRYING TO MAKE A FLESH COLOR. WHAT COLORS WOULD YOU SAY WOULD MAKE THAT WITH THIS LACQUAR. I WAS THINKING THE AMBER AND WHITE?
what kind of reducer i need to use to thinning this paint for spray gun? and do you have bigger size of container?
I will be wanting to purchase your glass stains for my luminaries, but I am also seeking a tool to score a hole in the bottom of a glass wine bottle, to put led lights in and make a night light out of.
Do you carry such an item?
@Nicole, we carry our own bottle cutter brand on Amazon here http://amzn.to/2hQIwES but it cuts the whole diameter of the bottle off. I think you are looking for a glass drill bit such as: http://amzn.to/2zy9lII
are you continueing to carry this line of glass stains? If so can we order it in larger quantities?
@Karen, I apologize- these are being discontinued. We have very limited colors left.
How sad these stains are discontinued. I was hoping you were offering more colors. I love the ones I purchased and now will use them real sparingly. I do jewelry and find the colors work in repairing some jewelry. I’m so sorry they are gone. Best I’ve found.
Could you please tell me what you have left and available in the professional glass stain? Thank you
Dear sir do you have a quart size glass stain? Thank you Jimmie Reece