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Step 5Dry and Repeat

Dry and Repeat
Let the first round of glueing dry.

Repeat layering with Mod Podge several times - I did five, I think.  The brush strokes will still be visible when you're done, but only if the light hits them at the right angle.  If this is of concern, try using a sponge brush instead of a fiber one to apply the Mod Podge.



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May 27, 2010. 1:25 PMPMSandaGun says:
 If one would like to get rid of the brush strokes (I think it adds character, but hey) the Mod Podge says that after at least 5 coats, wet sand with 400 Grit sandpaper until smooth, then wipe with a damp cloth. Tried it and it came out beautifully; like the image in embedded in resin.

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