Diamond Painting Sealer Glue - 120ml High Gloss Shine Finish and Long Lasting Top Coat Glue for Home DIY Diamond Painting and Puzzle Glue (4oz)...

I really love the applicator on this bottle of diamond painting, glue! Its gonna make it a lot easier to spread onto the painting and when I finish my diamond painting, I will take a video of me sealing it with this glue

I have some diamond painted coasters I made a while back. But since they're being put to use, some of the drills have moved or come off entirely, plus a couple of them had gotten dirty between the drills. Thus the sealant. I fixed them to the best of my ability (crafters keep leftovers for a reason!), then put this sealant on. It just took a few minutes. The box suggests a 2-hour drying time for puzzles, but just 15 minutes for diamond painting. I wasn't quite sure whether to believe there'd be that much of a difference, but 15 minutes is plenty of time. I'm guessing the longer time for puzzles has to do with sealant getting between pieces, whereas it just covers the surface of diamond painting. I'll have to come back and let you know if it doesn't last, but for now I can tell you that it goes on clear, dries clear, is easy to use, dries quickly, and doesn't dull the shine. If anything, some of them look slightly glossier. I'm happy with the results!

First, let me tell you that I am new to diamond art so when I saw this, I didn't even know that you needed extra glue to seal the diamonds onto the canvas. So first, let me say that the glue was easy to apply as it came with a sponge on the top of the bottle as I thought that I had to sacrifice one of my paint brushes for this glue. So that was a good surprise. Overall, it was a good glue I think but I was hesitant to give it 5 stars until I see how long the glue lasts AND it was confusing as on one of their instructions, it said, 2 hours to dry completely but then another set of directions said 30 minutes. Kind of confusing for a newb like me.

My daughter made me a set of some super cute diamond-painted coasters, but the one I've been using hasn't held up well to having drinks put on it, so I thought I'd try this sealer to preserve the rest of the coaster set and make them more durable. This is a very easy product to use. The sponge head on this sealer makes it very easy to apply. You put the project on a level surface, use the sponge to apply a coat, then let it dry for two hours. Easy peasy. This should keep the diamonds in place better than leaving them unsealed.

I'm new to diamond painting. It's so relaxing, but I don't want my diamonds falling off so I thought I should try sealing them. This is the first time I've used a sponge applicator. You'll see from the photos that I put it on both canvas and plastic projects. It went on a bit heavier in spots, but it looks like it is drying clear and you cannot tell one spot was heavier than another - see the close ups of the two cardinal pics. Some of the bigger gems on the dragonfly project also went on heavier, but it is all drying clear. This was quite easy to use. After 30 minutes of drying, the cardinal actually seems to have more sparkle than before. I saw a few missing diamonds after the application and quickly added it in and dabbed the applicator over it. I'm going to let the cardinal dry overnight before moving it to frame. I did pick at a corner diamond with my fingernail and it stayed in place. After 6 butterflies, the dragonfly, and the cardinal, there is still over 4/5 remaining - plenty to do my next two projects and remaining butterflies and sunflower coasters. I would order this again. Hope you found the photos and comments helpful.