Multi Gloss and Matte Kit with Brushes
Gloss finish
Mod Podge decoupage glue, sealer, brush and papers boxed together — a whole project, or a set of formulas for a busy bench.
A kit saves you guessing which bottle and which brush. These pair our formulas with the applicators that suit them, and the larger sets cover a classroom or a craft night without anyone sharing a jar.
They are also the cheapest way to try several finishes at once before committing to a full-size bottle of any of them.
Gloss finish
pack of 18
2 fl oz
2 fl oz
pack of 10
pack of 6
Gloss finish
From our line
From our line
From our line
2 fl oz
Gloss finish · 16 fl oz · pack of 4
8 fl oz
8 fl oz
2 fl oz
Gloss finish · 1 gallon · pack of 3
Not sure this is your shelf? Our surface chart, written out walks through which of our formulas we have tested on which material, and the other eleven shelves are one click away.
A kit is the sensible way to start, and it is also the sensible way to run a class. Everything that has to match is already matched: the right formula for the surface, a brush that suits the medium, the paper, and the piece itself where the kit includes one.
We put them together around a finished project rather than around a product list. A clay pot kit has the pot, the outdoor formula and the brush. A puzzle kit has the saver, the spreader and the hanging hardware. Nothing in the box is there to pad it out.
The multi-packs are the other half of this shelf: the same bottles we sell singly, grouped for people who go through them. If you run a market table or a school craft club, buying a set is simply cheaper per ounce than buying one bottle at a time.
What tends to be in a kit:
That is who they are for. The most common first mistake is the wrong formula for the surface, and a kit removes that choice entirely.
Nearly always, yes — everything in our kits also lives on one of the other shelves.
Identical. The only difference is how many arrive at once.