How many layers of Modge Podge do you need for a puzzle?

Flip the puzzle over on the wax paper.

The 2 coats of Mod Podge should be more than enough to keep the puzzle pieces in place as you do this. If you want to be extra cautious when flipping the puzzle, grab 2 flat sheets of cardboard that are larger than the puzzle.

How many coats of Mod Podge do I need for a puzzle?

Brush a medium coat of Mod Podge Puzzle Saver over the completed puzzle and let dry. Apply a second coat and allow to dry completely. Once the puzzle has completely dried, flip the sealed puzzle over when completely dry and position it design side down on new piece of non-cling plastic wrap.

How many coats of glue should you put on a puzzle?

Using a puzzle glue is an option, but Mod Podge can be found in many stores and online, and this tends to be the go-to because it dries clear and holds well! How many coats of Mod Podge do you need for a puzzle? Two coats should work just fine, but we do three to be safe!

Will Mod Podge hold a puzzle together?

Mod Podge is another type of glue used for many different craft projects. You can easily apply Mod Podge with a brush, gliding it over your puzzle to keep the pieces together cleanly. Mod Podge also has a glue made specifically for puzzle mounting called Puzzle Saver.

What do you put under a puzzle before gluing?

It's important to put a piece of thin plastic, wax paper, or something similar underneath your puzzle before you glue. This will prevent a big mess from the puzzle adhering itself to your table or surface. There are many types of puzzle glue including spray-on, powder, and liquid.

MOD PODGE PUZZLE SAVER REVIEW AND DEMONSTRATION

Is matte or gloss Mod Podge better for puzzles?

Gloss finish is our standard default option for puzzles where we apply a gloss finish to your puzzles to protect the print on the puzzle as well as to enhance the printed colors. Matte finish is a more premium option where we apply a matte protection layer to the puzzle to create a more high end feel.

Do you glue the front or back of a puzzle?

STEP 2: Pour puzzle glue over the center of the puzzle and spread it around evenly. When gluing a puzzle, you will want to first apply the glue to the front of the puzzle.

Is puzzle glue or Mod Podge better?

Mod Podge vs Puzzle Glue: Which dries clear

If you need your project to be completely clear, then mod podge is the better choice. However, if a little bit of cloudiness is not an issue, then puzzle glue will work just fine.

What happens if you put too much glue on a puzzle?

There's a chance you can break the puzzle or cause it to swell. While you do need to cover every piece, you won't need too much glue. An excess amount can cause the pieces to curl after drying. Air bubbles may form as you coat, but these will disappear as the glue dries.

Is one coat of Mod Podge enough?

How many coats of Mod Podge should I use? You can use two or more coats depending on the type of affect you are trying to achieve. If you want a soft smooth surface with no ridges, apply at least 5 to 6 coats.

How long does 1 coat of Mod Podge take to dry?

Mod Podge dries to the touch right away (like most acrylic products); in about 15 – 20 minutes. Depending on the environment, it can be longer. Humidity can make it take longer. You can speed up the drying with a hair dryer.

How long does it take Mod Podge to fully cure?

With a medium coat of Mod Podge, the project should cure in about 2 to 3 weeks. Allow for longer curing times if applying more or thicker coats.

What do you put on the back of puzzle to keep it together?

Glue the puzzle together

A common preservation method—for sending your puzzle out for professional framing or doing it yourself—is to apply a coat of water-based, nontoxic, clear-drying glue (like Mod Podge, which makes a Puzzle Saver glue, or plain old Elmer's), but how you apply it can make a difference.

Can you frame a puzzle without gluing it?

A simple way to frame an assembled jigsaw puzzle without having to glue it down is to use a clear “box frame”, easy to find in craft and frame shops. A box frame is not permanent, so you can take the puzzle out and play with it.

What is the best Mod Podge technique?

When applying Mod Podge over a design, apply one layer of the Mod Podge with side-to-side brush strokes. Allow that coat to dry for 20 minutes or so before applying another even layer of Mod Podge in up-and-down strokes. I have found that this process results in the smoothest possible finished surface.

Does Mod Podge dry clear and shiny?

This all-in-one decoupage glue, sealer and finish is quick drying for multiple coat build up. It dries clear and is easily sanded to a smooth glossy finish. It's great for all types of crafts and kid's projects. Easily cleans up with soap and water when wet.

Does puzzle mod podge dry clear?

Mod Podge Puzzle Saver is quick-drying and dries clear, leaving a smooth, gloss finish. Preserve the beauty of your puzzle projects and more with this multi-purpose decoupage glue.

What to do with a puzzle once completed?

If you particularly enjoyed your puzzle, or maybe it was a special personalised gift from a loved one, then the best thing to do is to carefully place all the pieces back in the cotton bag, into the box, and put in a safe place ready to complete another time.

What surface should I do a puzzle on?

But otherwise, a large, hard surface like a dining table or even a big board you can push under the sofa between jigsaw sessions will do the job just as well. A smooth surface that you can sift the pieces across easily is best.

Can you do two layers of Mod Podge?

Yes, Mod Podge Resin can be applied to a surface in layers. The second layer can be applied once the first layer has set.