Gallery Glass, Floral Stained Kit, Glass Paint Set for DIY Arts and Crafts, Perfect for Beginners and Artists, 1 Count (Pack of 6)

Excellent value for money and really easy to use! Great selection of colours, at a high quality with a quick drying time! I bought some lead lines to go with it and did my whole window in a single afternoon! (Picture of the window taken whilst drying!)

I am beyond impressed with this paint! I used this pack to create a welcome sign for my wedding! The colors are incredibly vibrant and dry to a beautiful, glossy finish that truly mimics real stained glass. The paint is super easy to use, blends smoothly not super thick and stays exactly where you put it—no streaking or running. I also love how durable it is once cured; the design looks just as bright weeks later. Whether you’re decorating windows, glassware, or doing DIY craft projects, this paint delivers professional-looking results with very little effort. It has completely elevated my craft projects, and I get compliments every time someone sees the finished pieces. Highly recommended for beginners and experienced artists alike!

This is the best kind of stain glass paint. I can't believe how much the price has gone up. I used to buy this exact same paint at the dollar store for $1.00 ea

I have never done faux stained glass before, and only just learned about it. I adore the real thing, but it is quite pricey. I decided to try it on my two small windows on the front door. I hunted online for a pattern I liked and drew it larger on a piece of copy paper, which was the exact size as the window. I taped the paper behind the glass and traced the lead lines directly onto the window. The lead lines are quite shaky looking up close - it was nearly impossible to keep my hand steady enough. However, from a distance they look quite realistic. The next day I filled in with the paints. I'm mostly happy with how it looks. The paint did clump and drip down a bit which is the reality of painting on a vertical surface. I cut out and re-did the bottom two pink squares on the left window because they ran so badly, but as you can see, they still ran. Oh well. I'm not doing it for a third time, and it doesn't bother me that much. The only other complaint I have is that the crystal clear I used to texture the clear panels is still a bit milky looking in places more than 24 hours later. Perhaps it will become completely clear as it cures; not sure. Overall, I am quite happy with the whole project. From the outside it looks just as nice, especially at night with the light shining behind the windows. I did not buy their special kit of tools. I used nothing but the bottles themselves to get the paint on and spread around, a pocketknife to remove the two squares to redo, and my finger to get the clear parts textured.

Quality paint, package contains pale colors. Colors are brighter when they dry.