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Old 04-23-2019, 01:16 AM   #7714
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Any thoughts?

I bought this piece of costume jewelry, heavy silver but rusted. I colored it with a silver paint marker- and wow, it looked perfect. But silver paint markers rub off, so I had to seal it with something. I sealed it with satin mod podge. However, that caused it to show the rust again. I wonder for the future (not for this specific piece) what I should have done? I loved the look of the silver paint marker. However, what to seal it with? Maybe clear silver glitter nail polish? Any other thoughts?
I'd try a spray sealant like Alchemy Jewelry Sealer. Nail polish would likely break down the marker and make it show the rust again.

I actually HATE Mod Podge and think it causes more problems than solutions and use it only for one special technique, otherwise I find spray sealants appropriate to the job are preferred. But that's just my opinion.
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