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  1. PREPARE:  Always work in a well ventilated area and cover nearby items with drop cloths to protect them from overspray. Wipe down the outside of the pine cones using a lint free cloth.
  2. PAINT:  Hold your can of Glitter spray paint 10-12” from the pine cones and begin spraying the surface in a steady back-and-forth motion, slightly overlapping each stroke. Apply 3 or more light coats at a moderate speed. For best results, apply multiple light coats instead of one heavy coat. Let the glitter dry for about 20 minutes, then topcoat the pine cones with Glitter Clear Sealer. For best results, apply 2 or more light coats.
  3. FINISH:  Let pine cones dry for at least 1 hour before using. Proudly display name card holder at your next dinner party!

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