Spicing up some relic blade tokens.
Finishing the Relic Blade cardboard tokens with a black paint marker around the edges and a dome of Mod Podge Dimensional Magic on each face.
The steps
Rim each token with a black paint marker. It seals the cut edge of the card and stops them looking like bare punch-outs.
Flood each face with Mod Podge Dimensional Magic and let the surface tension pull it into a dome. Do not spread it.
Leave them flat to cure.
Sealing the Edges
Started by rimming each token with a black paint marker. It seals the edge of the cardboard and makes them actually look finished instead of like bare punch-outs.
The Dome Coat
Then I covered each side with Mod Podge Dimensional Magic. The surface tension does the work for you. It cures into a natural dome that looks really nice and gives the cardboard a hard shell on top that should hold up to a lot of table time.
Did one side, let it dry, then flipped them and did the other.
Full transcript of the video
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