Unleash Colorful Enchantment with Pigmented Magick Tack!

Infuse your creations with both adhesive strength and vibrant color using Pigmented Magick Tack – a spellbinding solution that primes, tacks, and dazzles all in one step. Whether you’re burnishing glitter, layering micas, or adding a pop of pigment to your tack-it method, this magical medium makes it easy to create eye-catching effects with zero guesswork.

🎨 Color + Adhesion in One Spell: Skip the extra steps! Pigmented Magick Tack lets you color your base and tack it at the same time—perfect for tumblers, mixed media, and any surface needing both grip and glow.

✨ Repositionable Magic: Need to adjust your design? No problem. Pigmented Magick Tack stays workable until fully dry, giving you creative freedom to shift and refine until everything feels just right.

🌈 Craft with Confidence: Formulated for smooth, streak-free application and bold, even color, this adhesive dries clear and tacky—revealing your pigment’s true charm and ready to hold glitter, foil, flakes, or whatever your imagination conjures up.

🌟 Magickal FAQs for Pigmented Magick Tack

Can I use heat to speed up drying?

A little heat is okay—just keep it low and moving. Holding your heat gun too long in one spot can burn the adhesive or dull the pigment.

How do I know when it’s ready to use for the tack-it method?

Let it dry until it’s completely clear. That’s when it’s at peak tackiness! If you want to reposition or remove what you’re adding, apply your crafting medium while it’s still white and wet.

Is Pigmented Magick Tack safe with epoxy-alternatives?

Yes! It works beautifully under epoxy and epoxy-alternative coatings—just be sure it’s fully dry before sealing for best results.

Does brush type matter?

While any brush will technically work, we recommend using soft bristle brushes like makeup brushes or our signature Witches Brooms for smooth, streak-free application.

Why is the glue repelling on my surface?

Pigmented Magick Tack is water-based and may resist certain finishes. We recommend sanding your project and wiping it down with rubbing alcohol before applying. This helps remove any oils or coatings that could interfere with adhesion.