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Does the glass have to be cut?

Q: My front door is original from when my row house was built back in the 1920's and has 3 long windows down the middle of the door.

In order to gain more privacy without replacing the door, I was thinking of painting the glass to look like stained glass with my own design but I wouldn't want to take the glass out cut it and then put it back in.

Is there something I can use to separate the areas of color without having to cut into the glass? Thank you for your time.

Catie G




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Does the glass have to be cut?

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May 27, 2011
painting glass
by: kim

Hi! I would check out this site
http://www.plaidonline.com/glass-painting/dept/home.htm
There are ways to paint the glass and I am sure you could use your own design. Just check out the details for the type of paint or finish you might need to prevent fading over time.
Good luck - It would be great if you showed us your finished door - check out "your art" on createstainedglass.com

May 27, 2011
Side panels
by: Karen

There are several methods to make you windows look like stained glass if you don't want the real thing that could be added to the top of your in place windows.

There is a sticky vinyl that is just stuck to you window. It can be purchased in the home decor section of some hardware stores like Rona and Home Depot. They can be many designs on the clear vinyl can be sized down by cutting to your window sized. One design is a faux style of Tiffany's Wisteria and from a distance looks good.

There also is a faux lead that has a sticky back and is used on shower doors when creating a stained glass look on show doors, where constant water and calcium and water residue would deteriorate the real lead or solder.

Michaels also have a faux stained glass of glass paint and patterns that looks like colored glass from a distance.

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