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jordanis wrote:when did this happen? cuz i have some oil-based polyurathane...

It's fairly recent -- I ran out, went to get more, found it's been withdrawn from sale, at least in SoCal. Something to do with VOC levels.

So I'm about to spray some elmers and water on my table. I was thinking about doing each layer with a decreasingly lighter splash of blue ink for a shading effect. Do you think that will work?

Seriously, I'd try that on a piece of paper first...

I just used straight up glue and water, no dye.

Oh, and that spray on snow is horrible, don't use it!

I figured the spray on snow wouldn't work out too well. Also I think you will definitely want to water down the ink itself so it has some fluidity to make it into the cracks and not lay on top.

MadMaverick76 wrote:I figured the spray on snow wouldn't work out too well.

It's passable once the the glue got on it, but it's not as nice as sand. Lesson learned.