Where Can I Buy Mod Podge: Are you looking for a place to get Mod Podge? For your convenience, we’ve included formula and pricing information for each merchant. Inquiring minds want to know: Where can I get Mod Podge? You’ve arrived at the right location, thank goodness! I got all the information I needed from my local Stores!
Every now and again, people ask me where they can find Mod Podge formulations, what they sell, and how much they cost. For this reason, I’ve created the content you’ll find in this piece. Not all retailers are covered, but the most important ones are mentioned here.
Mod Podge: Where to Purchase
First, here’s a list of discontinued formulae and Mod Podge brand products that are no longer in use. You may or may not be able to find them at your local store depending on the retailer. In addition, they may have been cleared for sale. I’ll be adding to this section as new information comes to light.
- Items & Formulas No Longer Available
- An aged, worn look
- Coat with a Clear Chalkboard Surface
- Collage of clay and other materials
- Glitter in the form of dimensional magic (the glitter formulas only; not clear)
- Mod Podge for furniture (use Hard Coat instead)
- Kids Make a Mess.
- Molds and Melts for the Modern Age
- Intricate Shades
- Chalk with a velvety, matte finish
Prepare for “the list” to arrive! If you’re looking for a place to get Mod Podge, go no further than the list I’ve provided below.
Prices may vary from location to location
Disclaimer: Prices may vary from location to location and retailer to store. If you’re unsure about the formula’s availability or price, give your local retailer a call. Mod Podge can be purchased from a variety of sources, but this is a basic guide based on the information I had access to at the time.
If you’re unsure about availability or pricing, be sure to check with your local retailer.
- The Dollar Tree — as of 12/31/20 – has been updated.
- a jar of 2 ounces of gloss for $1
- For $1 you can get 2oz of Matte for 2oz
- Updated 9/6/19: Hobby Lobby
- $8.99 for 8 ounces of Antique Matte
- It costs $6.49 for Dimensional Magic
- $7.99 for an 8-ounce fabric
- It costs $5.99 for an 8 oz. bottle of gloss and $8.99 for a 16 oz bottle.
- $8.99 for 8 oz. of Hard Coat
- Matte, 5.99 for an 8-ounce bottle, and 8.99 for a 16-ounce bottle
- $8.99 for 8 oz. matte and gloss paper
- $9.99 8-ounce bottle of the photo transfer medium
- 7.99 for an 8-ounce bottle of outdoor.
- Satin, 6.99 for 8 ounces
- Super Gloss, 8 oz. – $7.99 per ounce
- 10.99$ for an 11-ounce bottle of Pearlized Clear Acrylic Sealer.
- Clear Acrylic Sealer, 11 oz. – $10.99
On 9/6/19, Jo-Ann was upgraded.
- $2.99 for 2oz of Dimensional Magic
- 8 ounces, $8.99, dishwasher safe
- $8.99 for 8 oz of Extreme Glitter
- $7.99 for an 8-ounce fabric
- There are eight ounces of gloss for $6.99, sixteen ounces for $11.99, 32 ounces for $17.99, and a full 64 ounces for $29.99.
- $8.99 for 8 oz. of Hard Coat
- Matte, 4 ounces – $5.49, 8 ounces – $6.99, 16 ounces – $10.99, 32 ounces – $17.99, and 64 ounces – $29.99.
- $8.99 for 8 oz. of Mega Glitter
- 8.5 oz. Paper Gloss or Matte, $7.99; 16 oz. Paper Matte, $12.99
- $9.99 8-ounce bottle of the photo transfer medium
- Puzzle Saver, 4 oz. – $4.49, 8 oz. – $8.99
- Outdoor, 16 oz. – $14.99
- $8.99 for an 8-ounce bottle of satin, and $10.99 for a 16-ounce bottle of it
- 8 ounces of Super Gloss – $8.99
- $12.99 Gloss and Matte Clear Acrylic Sealer
- Updated 9/6/19: Michaels
- $7 for Dimensional Magic –
- 8 ounces, $7, dishwasher safe
- Glamorous Glitter ($7)
- Cost of material: $7
- Glow-in-the-Dark – $7
- A 2 oz. bottle of gloss costs $2, a 4 oz. bottle costs $4, an 8 oz. bottle costs $6, and a 16 oz. the bottle costs $8, a 32-ounce bottle costs $16, and a 64-ounce bottle costs $30.
- a 16-ounce bottle of hard coat costs $10, while an 8-ounce bottle costs $7.
- Matte, 2 oz. – $2, 4 oz. – $4, 8 oz. – $6, 16 oz. – $8, 32 oz. – $16, 64 oz. – $30
- Outdoor, 8 oz. – $7, 16 oz. – $10
- Paper Gloss and Matte, 16 oz. – $10
- Transfer Medium for Photographs – $7
- An 8 oz. bottle of Puzzle Saver costs $7.
- $6 for Satin
- Sparkle is a $7 beverage.
- It costs $6 per 8-ounce bottle and $8 per 16-ounce bottle for the stiff variety.
- Super Gloss — Seven dollars
- Acrylic Sealer, 12 oz, Gloss and Matte Clear, $8
This is the most recent version of the target on 9/6/19.
- $3.988 for an 8-ounce bottle of dishwasher-safe dishwashing liquid
- Glamorous Glitter – $9.99
- There are two sizes of gloss, 8 and 16 ounces.
- $8.99 for 8 oz. of Hard Coat
- 8 ounces of the matte are $6.99, while 16 ounces are $8.99.
- $6.29% on a patio or balcony
- Silk, 8 ounces, $5.59
- Stiff Mod Podge – $4.99
On 8/7/19, Walmart was updated.
- It costs $4.47 for 8 ounces of the gloss; $6.97 for 16 ounces of the gloss; and $11.97 for 32 ounces of gloss.
- 8 ounces of matte cost $4.47, 16 ounces cost $6.97, and 32 ounces cost $11.97.
- It costs $5.97 per 8-ounce sheet of paper in both glossed and matte finish.
- $2.97 for a 4 oz. bottle of Puzzle Saver.
- $4.47 for 8 ounces of Satin.
- $8.88 for 8 ounces of Sparkle
- 8-ounce bottle of Mod Podge Stiffy, $4.47
- It costs $5.47 for 8 oz. of Super Gloss
- Clear Acrylic Sealer, 12 oz., $5.47
Whether or not I can use candles decorated with florals
Candles that have been decorated with Mod Podge ® or Royal Coat ® Decoupage Finish are only meant to be decorative, not functional. When lit, several of the ornaments would catch fire and pose a fire hazard. It is possible to burn down a wide votive candle somewhat to make a well before inserting a votive candle if the decorations do not extend to the top of the candle. When the previous votive candle is finished, a new one can be inserted. Take care when lighting candles that have been decorated, and use caution and common sense.
How can I do food-safe decoupage on clear plates?
Decoupaging in reverse is the term used to describe this technique. Please refer to 33302 Botanical Birds for reverse decoupage. After the glass plate has been properly prepped, you can apply your choice of Martha Stewart Crafts Decoupage Finish to the rear to achieve the look of these plates. Afterward, apply the Martha Stewart Crafts Decoupage Finish of your choice to both the front and back sides of the bird paper cut-out. The typical decoupage technique should be followed, with the Martha Stewart Crafts Decoupage Finish of your choice being applied and the appropriate drying durations allowed between applications. Using an opaque coat of paint, cover the entire backside of the plate with a decoupage. Allow 21 days for curing before using.
Using napkins or tissue paper, how do I decoupage?
Determine whether or not the napkin is two-ply. If this is the case, divide and store. Apply Mod Podge straight to the surface you’re working on. Wipe clean the surface with a moistened sponge after carefully placing the printed napkin on top of it. Begin in the middle and work your way outward. Let it dry after it’s been installed. Apply a thin coat of Mod Podge on top after 30 minutes.
How do I apply paper to glass or acrylic?
Allow a thin layer of Mod Podge® to dry on the form’s interior before applying a second layer. Using your thumb, carefully press the Napkin design into place. Start in the center and brush out a second, very thin layer of Mod Podge® onto the picture. Allow it to completely dry before moving on to the next step. After sponging the pattern, allow it to dry before applying any additional sponging or spouting. FolkArt® Acrylic Colors in a light shade should be used to cover the entire interior. Make sure that the Napkin design is first painted in a light color, then apply the darker color once it has dried.
How can I apply paper napkins to a tabletop or counter?
You want to use only the top layer of the Napkin. You can also use Mod Podge® and let it dry completely (to speed up drying, you may use a hairdryer set on low). To do this, set the Napkin where you want it on the surface. A piece of parchment paper should be placed on top of the Napkin and ironed on the cotton setting. Remove the parchment paper after it has had time to cool. The picture will be melted and adhered to the surface by the Mod Podge®. This method allows you to move the image about until you iron it down. A flat Napkin will be just like the surface it is on; it will not tear or display bubbles. Apply a final coat of Mod Podge® for a polished look.
First, paint the area where the Napkin will go with a thin layer of either Mod Podge® Gloss, Matte, or Sparkle Finish. Place the Napkin on the surface and carefully press it down with your fingertips after it has dried a little – till it is slightly sticky. The Napkin should not be damp at any point during use. The first time this happens, you used too much Mod Podge; the second time, use a lighter coat. Allow air-drying. Finally, add a second coat of Mod Podge®, this time starting in the center and working your way outwards with a soft brush.
