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    How long does diamond art last with sealer on? Like, how many years?
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    It lasts about 4-6 years if it is untouched.If it is touched a lot then you may want to re-do it.
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    Is a sealant necessary if I am going to frame my diamond picture with glass, not plastic?
    Helperchick
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    No. Leave it off to keep the diamonds a little shinier! Using Elmers glue on a paintbrush won’t make it less shiny and is a great addition.
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    Can you use Elmer's Glue instead of Mod Podge?
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    Yes! Using an Elmer's glue stick on a paintbrush is a great way to keep it shiny and seal it.
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    Is it possible to use an acrylic or something like it to form the painting into a placemat?
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    Using Elmers glue stick on a paintbrush Is an OK way to do this. Have fun! Make sure not to spill anything hot on it!
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    What do I do with the leftover diamonds?
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    Put them in coordinated boxes or toss them all in a jar.
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    I put too much sealer on and my diamonds are dull 😑. Can it be fixed?
    Helperchick
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    Yes! If you put some stick Elmers glue on a paintbrush and put it on everywhere it should get a bit shinier! Next time you can do this to seal and shine your diamonds!
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    What is the best way to trim the instructions on the edge from the completed picture?
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    Use scissors. Chop around leaving the spot with a bit of plain picture around the edge.
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