Brilliant Colors.
"I love using this cluster wax to enhance and embellish my artwork, and they come in a variety of colors that are perfect for regular art and seasonal pieces."
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Metallic Lustre
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Overall rating: 4.818182 / 5 from 11 reviews.
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Metallic Application
"Works Beautifully 5*****"
NIce, but short shelf life
"These dry out way to quickly. Had the jar for 6 months and it's rock hard. Is there any way to revive them once they start to harden?"
The best wax ever
"So hard to fine in the stores anymore so thankful I found your company I have used this wax on all my cards that I make for years and just wanted more colors last forever and the colors are vivid I really wanted the white because I do so much in black so got all the new colors very happy with my order thank you can’t wait to see more new colors can’t go wrong with this product and yes very fresh wax ."
Metallic Lustre
"I love it."
The item was recommended by
"The item was recommended by my teacher and I am loving it so far. Easy to use and adds a touch a shine and brillance."
Love the smooth and luxurious
"Love the smooth and luxurious look."
"Great product"
This is so easy and buildable color a plus!
"I've used gold rush. I love how you can build color where needed or have an opaque look. I have used a brush on satin top coat after 24 hours. I really love this product!"
Lustre
"I have used this product before on gourds that I carve and embellish, it is a great enhancer with many uses for art projects."
Q&A
- After Metallic Lustre has been applied to a season work surface (picture frames) is it susceptible to melting or running off during indoor summer heat in the mid 80 to 85 degrees?
- Hi Dan, Metallic Lustre should be fine if fully cured.
- I ordered two metallic lustre wax(iced espresso) through Amazon. They came dry, could it used it. I’m working on a project, want a metallic effect in that color. I want to order again, do you guarantee the wax will be manageable?
- Hi Awilda, please email decoart@decoart.com about this Amazon order.
- When I opened my metallic luster champagne I’ve it was hard as a rock. Can I revive it with water?
- Hi Sallie, thanks for your question! To reconstitute Metallic Lustre, you can use boiled water and gently mix it in the pan with a fork, knife, or any other tool. Start with small amounts, and add as necessary.
- My jars are all dry & hard as a rock. I tried water but that just creates a watercolor type consistency & doesn’t sink into the wax to soften it. What else can I do? They are just about 2 months old and they were sealed. Can I use heat to soften them with a heat gun?
- Hi Julie, thank you for your question! We would recommend trying boiling water and adding very small amounts to the Metallic Lustre. Use a fork, knife or another tool to help reconstitute it.
- What can I use to SLIGHTLY thin metalic lustre? Some of my colors have dried out a bit and don't spread well.
- Thanks for your question. To slightly thin metallic lustre, add a few drops of water to the product and let it sit for about an hour.
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Overall rating: 4.818182 / 5 from 11 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: [].
Review highlights
Reviews
Brilliant Colors.
"I love using this cluster wax to enhance and embellish my artwork, and they come in a variety of colors that are perfect for regular art and seasonal pieces."
Metallic Application
"Works Beautifully 5*****"
NIce, but short shelf life
"These dry out way to quickly. Had the jar for 6 months and it's rock hard. Is there any way to revive them once they start to harden?"
The best wax ever
"So hard to fine in the stores anymore so thankful I found your company I have used this wax on all my cards that I make for years and just wanted more colors last forever and the colors are vivid I really wanted the white because I do so much in black so got all the new colors very happy with my order thank you can’t wait to see more new colors can’t go wrong with this product and yes very fresh wax ."
Metallic Lustre
"I love it."
The item was recommended by
"The item was recommended by my teacher and I am loving it so far. Easy to use and adds a touch a shine and brillance."
Love the smooth and luxurious
"Love the smooth and luxurious look."
"Great product"
This is so easy and buildable color a plus!
"I've used gold rush. I love how you can build color where needed or have an opaque look. I have used a brush on satin top coat after 24 hours. I really love this product!"
Lustre
"I have used this product before on gourds that I carve and embellish, it is a great enhancer with many uses for art projects."
Q&A
- After Metallic Lustre has been applied to a season work surface (picture frames) is it susceptible to melting or running off during indoor summer heat in the mid 80 to 85 degrees?
- Hi Dan, Metallic Lustre should be fine if fully cured.
- I ordered two metallic lustre wax(iced espresso) through Amazon. They came dry, could it used it. I’m working on a project, want a metallic effect in that color. I want to order again, do you guarantee the wax will be manageable?
- Hi Awilda, please email decoart@decoart.com about this Amazon order.
- When I opened my metallic luster champagne I’ve it was hard as a rock. Can I revive it with water?
- Hi Sallie, thanks for your question! To reconstitute Metallic Lustre, you can use boiled water and gently mix it in the pan with a fork, knife, or any other tool. Start with small amounts, and add as necessary.
- My jars are all dry & hard as a rock. I tried water but that just creates a watercolor type consistency & doesn’t sink into the wax to soften it. What else can I do? They are just about 2 months old and they were sealed. Can I use heat to soften them with a heat gun?
- Hi Julie, thank you for your question! We would recommend trying boiling water and adding very small amounts to the Metallic Lustre. Use a fork, knife or another tool to help reconstitute it.
- What can I use to SLIGHTLY thin metalic lustre? Some of my colors have dried out a bit and don't spread well.
- Thanks for your question. To slightly thin metallic lustre, add a few drops of water to the product and let it sit for about an hour.
Overall rating: 4.818182 / 5 from 11 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: [].
Review highlights
Reviews
Brilliant Colors.
"I love using this cluster wax to enhance and embellish my artwork, and they come in a variety of colors that are perfect for regular art and seasonal pieces."
Metallic Application
"Works Beautifully 5*****"
NIce, but short shelf life
"These dry out way to quickly. Had the jar for 6 months and it's rock hard. Is there any way to revive them once they start to harden?"
The best wax ever
"So hard to fine in the stores anymore so thankful I found your company I have used this wax on all my cards that I make for years and just wanted more colors last forever and the colors are vivid I really wanted the white because I do so much in black so got all the new colors very happy with my order thank you can’t wait to see more new colors can’t go wrong with this product and yes very fresh wax ."
Metallic Lustre
"I love it."
The item was recommended by
"The item was recommended by my teacher and I am loving it so far. Easy to use and adds a touch a shine and brillance."
Love the smooth and luxurious
"Love the smooth and luxurious look."
"Great product"
This is so easy and buildable color a plus!
"I've used gold rush. I love how you can build color where needed or have an opaque look. I have used a brush on satin top coat after 24 hours. I really love this product!"
Lustre
"I have used this product before on gourds that I carve and embellish, it is a great enhancer with many uses for art projects."
Q&A
- After Metallic Lustre has been applied to a season work surface (picture frames) is it susceptible to melting or running off during indoor summer heat in the mid 80 to 85 degrees?
- Hi Dan, Metallic Lustre should be fine if fully cured.
- I ordered two metallic lustre wax(iced espresso) through Amazon. They came dry, could it used it. I’m working on a project, want a metallic effect in that color. I want to order again, do you guarantee the wax will be manageable?
- Hi Awilda, please email decoart@decoart.com about this Amazon order.
- When I opened my metallic luster champagne I’ve it was hard as a rock. Can I revive it with water?
- Hi Sallie, thanks for your question! To reconstitute Metallic Lustre, you can use boiled water and gently mix it in the pan with a fork, knife, or any other tool. Start with small amounts, and add as necessary.
- My jars are all dry & hard as a rock. I tried water but that just creates a watercolor type consistency & doesn’t sink into the wax to soften it. What else can I do? They are just about 2 months old and they were sealed. Can I use heat to soften them with a heat gun?
- Hi Julie, thank you for your question! We would recommend trying boiling water and adding very small amounts to the Metallic Lustre. Use a fork, knife or another tool to help reconstitute it.
- What can I use to SLIGHTLY thin metalic lustre? Some of my colors have dried out a bit and don't spread well.
- Thanks for your question. To slightly thin metallic lustre, add a few drops of water to the product and let it sit for about an hour.