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This 2 fluid ounce jar of Lunar Paste is designed by Simon Hurley for Ranger Ink. This jar contains the green color, "Later Gator". This paste has a metallic finish and is water based. This Lunar paste can be spread on stencils. It can be scraped onto a card stock surface for amazing backgrounds. It can be thinned with water and painted onto your backgrounds or stamped images. It can also be used with other mediums for one of a kind looks. As you experiment with this paste, you will come up with a myriad of uses for it. This paste is made in the USA.
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The colors of the lunar paste are amazing. I wish I had gotten them sooner. There are so many different to use them. I love working with them on black paper. Everyone has to try them. You won't be disappointed.
Gorgeous colour that applies easily. However, despite using 110# cardstock, even a light application made the paper wet enough to cause it to ripple. Even after drying, I had to apply more adhesive to flatten it out again. Maybe I applied too much?
Purchased this during SBC fest last month after watching Simon Hurley's segment. Well, I had to try it when I saw the results. I just used it on a card for my adult nephew and I'm thrilled with the result. It goes smoothly, covers very nicely and dries quickly. I'll be buying more of these!
Used in this project: Adult nephew birthday card
great effects. a bit messy but it could be me and not the product 😊 looking forward to using it more !
I ordered a bunch of these and they always bleed through the stencil.
A fun product to add to your craft supplies. You will surprised at the outcome of your project using lunar paste
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Does the lunar paste stay creamy or is it going to dry up like other texture pastes?
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nanakf
(27-May-21)
I keep the jar covered when using it. I also added a piece of press and seal when storing the jar. I'm sure it will dry up if you keep the lid off for extended periods of time.
By: CraftySofia
(28-May-21)
