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One Step Crackleby DecoArt 
One Step Crackle provides an aged, crackled effect in one easy step. It’s easier to use and less expensive than two-step crackles.
One Step Crackle dries clear. It can also be antiqued for old world effect or color washed for newer, trendier look.
The crackle effect can be controlled by application. Thin applications will produce small crackled effects. Thick applications will produce large crackled effects.
One Step Crackle can be applied to wood, plaster, tin, resin, ceramic bisque, papier machè, terra cotta, plastic, glass, and metal. It’s nontoxic and cleans up with soap and water.
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Can this product be high fired? - Asked by Denise on 18-Jul-13
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This product is just a decorative paint-on product and not meant to be fired at all. - Answered by MisterArt on 18-Jul-13I put a coat of One Step Crackle on and it didn't make any cracks. Can I put another coat on top of this coat? - Asked by Nholgers on 16-May-13
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If applied with a brush back and forth too much, or trying to brush it out smoothly like you would a varnish, it may not crackle at all. Be sure to apply this over a painted or sealed surface. Raw, unfinished, or surfaces that are not completely sealed absorb part of the product resulting in little or no crackle. I would expect the same over a previously-laid layer of One Step Crackle. - Answered by MisterArt on 22-May-13May I use this on canvas? - Asked by Joanne on 02-Mar-13
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The one Step Crackle is not recommended for use on canvas or fabric. - Answered by MisterArt on 07-Mar-13Can you apply a glaze, varnish, clear spray paint, etc. over a crackled surface, or will that cause it to lose the crackle? - Asked by Kristy on 22-Oct-12
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Adding a varnish should not change the crackle affect. However, we recommend using one that is made by the same manufacturer. - Answered by MisterArt on 06-Nov-12Ask a Question About One Step Crackle
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