Comments on: Groovy wood grain paint finish and a question…

By: Sue Clark

Sue Clark — Wed, 17 Jun 2015 02:04:56 +0000

Your cute and funny! The original use for Modpoge may have worked on Marilyn. You cover the front with 3 to 6 coats on front of poster, Let dry well between layers. You should brush opposite directions for strength. If you went with just the face and body you could feather out past the outline so the end game would fade onto the piece. After dry, at least 24 hours, here’s the fun part. Wet the BACK of the picture with warm water. You then with your finger tips ROLL off the paper. The image will be embedded into the Modpoge. Then use thin layer as a glue (Modpoge with image side up). One more thin coat (over top of the image) feathered just past your image. The piece will have an unreal depth. Try it!

By: Beth Waldrop

Beth Waldrop — Thu, 11 Jun 2015 03:12:11 +0000

Debi, this is great. I love your tuts. I know they are a lot of work, but they are fun and inspirational to watch. Thank you!

By: Jenn Holste

Jenn Holste — Fri, 29 May 2015 13:23:50 +0000

Debi, where did you find the drill bit for this technique? Do you recall what it was called so I could find one in my local hardware store? Thanks in advance. Super cool technique! 🙂

By: Shirley Mohammadi

Shirley Mohammadi — Mon, 25 May 2015 00:20:05 +0000

I like your ideas, so however you do them is fine with me. Haven’t tried your paint, yet, but I’ve got some furniture pieces calling out for help, so I’ll be rescuing them soon! Just keep the videos and your enthusiasm coming! Thanks so much!

By: Carrie Winningham

Carrie Winningham — Sun, 24 May 2015 15:57:07 +0000

Debi, I LOVE your videos and tutorials, BUT I would prefer fewer videos IF it meant we would see more detailed, intricate projects … which, of course, do take more time on your part. The easy stuff is already out there and/or I know how to do that (if I even want to, which I usually don’t). Mostly I love seeing how you use your DIY paint on various projects. Whatever you decide, we will love it. Keep making fun and interesting things for us … we look forward to your amazing, quirky videos!