<p>Less modge podge. If it's still sticky then you're likely using too much, simply reduce the amount that you're using. Brush it on with a poster paint brush and spread it out thinly.</p>

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2024-06-01T20:55:51.050Z
Many, many thanks.
Bible_Study_Gal
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2024-05-31T18:20:47.930Z
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Aaargh Zombies
<p>Help!  I'm decorating small tins with journaling items and then covering it all with MP. It's been well over 4 weeks and the tin still feels tacky. Is there another product to use instead. My tins will be Christmas gifts. Many thanks!</p>

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2024-05-31T08:18:33.967Z
Hi, welcome to Arts & Crafts! You write "I'm decorating with" "and then covering it with MP": have you used another type of glue for that first step?
Joachim
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2024-06-01T20:55:31.927Z
Nope. Just the Mod Podge. Xo
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<decoupage-glue>
Sticky Mod Podge
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# Sticky Mod Podge

(Asked by: username_0 on 2024-05-29)

Help! I'm decorating small tins with journaling items and then covering it all with MP. It's been well over 4 weeks and the tin still feels tacky. Is there another product to use instead. My tins will be Christmas gifts. Many thanks!

**Tags:** decoupage-glue

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi, welcome to Arts & Crafts! You write "I'm decorating with" "and then covering it with MP": have you used another type of glue for that first step?  
> **username_0**: Nope. Just the Mod Podge. Xo  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2024-05-31. Score: 0

Less modge podge. If it's still sticky then you're likely using too much, simply reduce the amount that you're using. Brush it on with a poster paint brush and spread it out thinly.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Many, many thanks.  

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