Tim Holtz now has a Mica Spray set designed to add pearlescent shine to any paper craft or mixed media project. Mica Sprays adhere to most non-porous surfaces such as paper, canvas, wood and fabric. Designer Mica Sprays can be used as a finishing spray or layered over inks and paints. Each package includes three mica sprays in the following colors - Brushed Pewter, Antiqued Bronze and Tarnished Brass.
Second time I have ordered them! They have a consistent fine spray, which is the perfect enhancement for my SteamPunk layouts. I like how I can layer the colors as well to build up to what suits me.
I have tried this on a few cards and loved the outcome. If using this for the first time get some type of box to put your card in as the spray comes out in a wide mist -- you dont want color all over the place.
These colors can overlap each other too. I used these on regular card stock and can't wait to try it on water color paper
Fabulous colours for that extra bit of colour & shine you need!
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I recently purchased the Distress Mica Spray and the Media Mica Spray. It looked great in the video, however both packages say to clean spray nozzle immediately after use. What is the best way to clean the sprayers. Thanks and cheers! Tessa
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Tessa B.
(09-Nov-17)
Hi Tessa. Screw the nozzle away from the bottle, spray it empty, hold end of nozzletube in a tiny jar of water and spray again until water spraying out is clean. Spray outside of water until tube is empty, and mount nozzle again on original bottle. To avoid waste of mica use first out-spraying for an other project. Hope this helps. By, Viera
By: Queryleinen
(11-Nov-17)
