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JASON PAINTER: Hi. I'm Jason. Today, we're painting on glass. We're going to paint a
skull and crossbone on this jar that I got from my garage. When you get paint and you're
first starting out, we're going to keep it simple. We're going to keep a simple design
and we're going to use the two best colors that I've found for painting on glass. They
are white and black. Reds, greens, they all are a lot--they go on a lot thinner. You have--it's
got more coats. And when you're painting on glass, the less you have to do, the better.
It will stick better. It will look better. So white--and we've got white and black. We
also want to make sure that we've got good surface conditioner. I've got two separate
colors of black here. One I've got in a liner. It's just an air dryer liner. And then I've
got one that's a little bit thinner. And you can find these both right together. It's still
also for glass but it's thinner--the liner will go on thicker, and will stay and then
this is easier to use with a brush. And as far as brushes, I picked out two today, just
a broad brush and then one with an angle, because I'm going to need to get into corners
with the nose and the eyes. And the flat brush won't allow me to do that. So we've got our
brushes, we've got our towel, we've got our paints and we've got our primer, we've got
our design and we're ready to go with that.