What is being used to apply mod podge to nose

I have tried many nose detail bottles from different companies. The best I have found are from HQ supply try one and you will agree. My next order I will get a spare one

 

Did you paint this George? Amazing!

 

I mean Dave, sorry....duh. Great work and detail.

 

ofearthandbone, I painted this portrait for our pastor on his 10 year anniversary with our church. I really appreciate the compliment from you and George both.

 

Amazing work Dave!

 

For the Liquitex users, are you using gloss, semi-gloss, satin, etc? Seems like it comes in a few finishes and just curious which one you guys are using or if there is a preference?

To the OP, I use a detail bottle (from HQ Taxidermy I believe) and it does provide good control. A syringe would work great as well as others have posted. I used to use a fine brush but find I do better work with the detail bottle.

 

A toothpick works great for me. Saves you money and time.

 

Huh? I must have missed something with that being said.

 

Dip the toothpick in modge podge and apply to nose. I have seen it done.

 

Sure, it CAN be done but sitting there with a ModPodge jar in on hand and a dipping toothpick hardly saves time and a bottle or syringe costing you a buck or two is hardly "saving money".

 

Agreed.

 

I used to use a tooth pick too. The bottle applicator is just as fast and you don't have an open bottle of glue wanting to dry on you.

 

I bought the plastic bottles from Paul B with the fine metal tips, they work great with Liquitex medium gloss..

 

Could someone post a pic of a finished nose with liqui-tex please?

 

I used a toothpick on my first 2 deer heads, its time consuming, I picked up a detail bottle at hobby lobby the other day, I am hoping it will be faster.