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Inka Gold

"Strike it Rich" with the vibrant Inka-Gold fast drying metal gloss paint.

Inka-Gold is available in 18 shimmering colors,
packaged in three different sizes.

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Above you see 11 of the 18 beautiful colors available in the following sizes:

The original 100g

The new 50g

and the new Sample Size - made available
so you can try it to see which lucious colors you can't live without!

Inka-Gold at Poly Clay Play

Inka-Gold - Metal Gloss Paint

Inka-Gold is a creamy metal gloss paint that comes in a jar as a paste.
It is easy to apply to various surfaces including paper, wood, polymer clay and more.
It can be polished to bring out an even glossier shine.
You will find 18 gorgeous, shimmering colors of Inka Gold.

Inka-Gold can easily be applied, leaving a metallic glow bringing an elegance to everyday articles.
The color is simply applied using a sponge, using a circular motion, then polished to a beautiful gloss.
It dries quickly and works best on absorbent or porous surfaces.

Inka-Gold can be used on paper, clay and wood as well as other porous surfaces.

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Gold IG901 Silver IG902 Copper IG903
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Platinum IG904 Rose IG905 Green Yellow IG906



Orange IG907 Violet IG908 Old Silver IG909



Graphite IG910 Hematite IG911 Lava Green IG912



Cobalt Blue IG913 Steel Blue IG914

Lava Red IG915



Indian Yellow IG916 Yellow Gold IG917 Old Gold IG918
 

Inka Gold at Poly Clay Play

 

Step-by-Step Instructions for applying Inka-Gold

Viva Decor Inka-Gold Metal Gloss Paint
can be applied to porous surfaces.


  1. Load a small amount of Inka-Gold onto a dry sponge.
  2. Rub the paint on your chosen object with a circular motion. The more you rub, the glossier it will become.
  3. After the first coat ha dried, you can apply a second coat to give an even more brilliant metallic finish.
  4. After the application has dried, you can buff it gently with a soft dry cloth.
  5. Other products can be applied after the Inka-Gold has dried.

Inka-Gold is:

  • Fast Drying
  • Contains Natural Bee's Wax
  • Easy to Apply
  • A Water-based Acrylic
  • Weather and Water Resistant

 Dried Up Inka-Gold?

Inka-Gold is water-based and there are not preservatives added. 
If yours seems to be dried up, add fresh water to the jar.
Poke holes to break it up and get the water dispersed throughout the paint.
Screw the lid tightly on the jar and let it sit several hours or over night.
The next day, the Inka-Gold will be nice and creamy again.

Do not leave water sitting on top of the paint or beaded up in the lid. 
Too much moisture can make the product moldy.

Click the photo to take a look at Wendy Orlowski's review of Inka Gold...

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Inka Gold was appied to the edges of these beautiful pendants made by Wendy Orlowski, creator of CaBezel Jewelry Molds.

Wendy also did an experiment with Inka Gold and a Crackle Technique.  Click here to see.

Check out Wendy's newest blog post showing one of my favorite ways to use Inka Gold with rubber stamps.

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Be sure to read up on her Cabezels while you are there.

You may also want to download our free tutorial -
Highlighting Textures with Inka Gold

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Give your polymer clay creations the look of metal using Inka-Gold!

The silver water lilies a the left were made by Penni Jo Couch using Silver Inka-Gold on a clay piece made using the Egyptian Symbols mold.

Viva Decor’s Inka Gold is a revolutionary product that produces an amazing metallic finish without any toxic chemicals. With beeswax as one of the main ingredients, Inka Gold is safe and easy to use in all crafting and home decor projects. Just rub it on and polish! Inka Gold comes in 18 brilliant high opacity colors. One large jar of Inka Gold can cover up to 80 square ft. Excellent for refinishing or accenting furniture. Also great for paper mache boxes, chipboards, paper crafting and much more.

I found a blog that features the art of Roberta M.  She has photos of her beautiful work using Inka Gold.