Martha Stewart Crafts Frost Translucent Glass Paint in Assorted Colors (2-Ounce), 33184 Surf

First, let me say that the Martha Stewart Sea Lavendar color makes glass look so beautiful and expensive. I loved it so much I decided to journey to michaels today to buy some other colors. To my surprise the glass paint was only $3! It was my own fault for not checking there in the first place but I never guessed amazon would be that far off. The three stars was for the $3 dollars I paid today, and for paying 3 times as much on amazon.

I used it to frost some windows. This is not really what this product is meant for...kinda looks like crap. It's not very consistent.This would be great on small items like a vase.

I was expecting a spray, but it's a paste and I can't use that.

This product works great! I used it on an old rum bottle and it turned out beautifully. A few tips: brush the paint on in one direction and bake your paint bottles in the oven. There's a website on the side of the bottle where you can find other tips and instructions.

Literally not what it says. I didn’t receive frosted paint.

I used these on glass Christmas tree ornaments and they really turned out beautiful. The color was soft and was just what I was looking for. Will be buying more of these for year round crafts.

This worked well for decorating mason jars that had battery-operated tealight candles inside. Also used blue that didn't turn out as well -- it was streaky. But, this white Wedding Cake color worked well.

Color was not what was described

It is a small bottle of paint but you can get quite a few glass jars done with it. I used this for my wedding centrepieces and this paint really frosts the glass and ends up in a lovely sea foam hue. One or two layers suffice; just take your time applying the paint with a sponge brush and wait for it to completely dry between applications for best results.