QuikArt Mosaic Adhesive Film is an alternative to liquid adhesive products and mastics.  It is a dry-to-the-touch thin film sheet.  These can be placed down on a variety of substrates including our eco-friendly MDF shapes, wood, glass, particle board, concrete, as well as standard medium density fiber board (MDF).  *If you change your mind about your design, you can reheat & reposition!

• No gluing!
• Non-toxic!
• No waiting for glue to dry clear!
• Ready to grout immediately!

Quickly and easily create beautiful heirloom quality PhotoMosaic works of art using your own photography, postcards, collages, fonts and more!

** QuikArt Mosaic Adhesive Film is available in 4"x6", 5"x7" and 8"x10" pre-cut pieces, as well as 12"x10' rolls to use with standard mosaics shapes and suncatchers! See related products below for other products and heat gun setting tool. **

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CLICK HERE to download printable instructions OR read below. Full instructions are also included with your purchase!

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Required Materials:

• QuikArt™ PhotoMosaic Plaque
• 2 Pieces of QuikArt™ Mosaic Adhesive Film
• Heat Gun, Embossing Gun or Oven
• Photograph, Postcard, Print or Collage (with film you can use images printed on ink jet printers)
• Clear Photo Nibbles & Bits™ Glass Tiles
• Sanded Grout (available in a variety of colors)

Optional Useful Tools:

• Wheeled Tile Nippers (73101 or 70200)
• Latex or Rubber Gloves

Creating your own PhotoMosaic work of art is a piece of cake. Simply layer the “ingredients” as illustrated below. Then, using your heat gun, start heating your creation from about 12” above using a circular motion until both pieces of film have completely melted and “fused” your work together. Alternatively, place your creation in an oven (on foil) at 250ªF for 10 minutes.

We suggest using approx. 1/8” spacing between tiles. Be mindful not to create grout lines where eyes or other important photographic elements may be. After you have heated your piece and it has cooled, it is immediately ready to grout!

If bubbles occur, simply use a tool to press down on the tile while heating to minimize bubbles.