Is there a colored equivalent to puzzle coat/modpodge?

[GuyPanico]

What should I use to color (visually, not sonically!) a paper cone? I want to add a little flare to my NSB array once it's constructed. Since i'm going to puzzle coat them anyway, I thought I would color them as well. What could I use that wont adversely effect the cone mechanically and sonically? I was thinking a color coat of maybe acrylic paint, and puzzle coat on top of that.

[Cal Weldon]

What about adding food colouring to the Puzzle Kote?

Cal

[scott wurcer]

Modpodge reacts with a some other paint types, making them precipitate. Try one of the art sites like wetcanvas.com and see if anyone has found an appropriate tinting agent. I love Modpodge BTW, it brings out the Martha in you.

[johninCR]

I've mixed blue and red food coloring into yellow PVA glue to make grey cones black. Kids glues come in many bright colors now, so it may be worth sacrificing a few NSB's to experiment.