Do you really need to wait 7 days for it to dry? I'm trying to do a class project with handprints on tshirts.
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I painted fabric covered chairs and waited 24 hours between coats. I put 3 coats on and then waited 48 hours before sitting on them. I would guess with t-shirts it would not be necessary to wait 7 days?!? How many coats?
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The ink dries fairly quick. To be safe, I usually wait a minute, just to make sure its completely dry. It all depends on what you're using them on though. Hope this helps!!
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This dries within 3 seconds...if it ever smears, you can always erase it. I haven't had any problem with that.
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That's a personal choice, honestly. I found that it took a really long time to dry when we used it on a living room chair. Couldn't sit on it until the next day, but it wasn't outright soggy - just damp for a long time.
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yes, just used a hose outside your house to cleaned up and leave it to dry, will take up to two days before dries off totally and ready to used again
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The ink does appear to be water-based (so it will wash out of clothes). So assuming you were able to get it to dry, you could probably get it to wipe off if you got it wet again. However, it seems like it'd just be a big smeary mess both while playing and cleaning up afterwards. We've had the best success on sturdy craft paper.
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Yes, they say to dry on low heat....which takes about 70 mins for a load of them in my dryer.
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I have never had any problem with it drying. The issue is that you HAVE to make sure all of the embossing powder has melted when you hit it with the heat gun - and be aware that it takes the heat gun a moment or two to heat up... just because it's blowing doesn't mean it's hot enough. Once it has warmed up, and your embossing powder is on there, it should "dry" (harden is a better word) within 10 seconds.
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Didn't test it. But I had it out in a light rain briefly and the stuff inside stayed dry. However, judging by the fabric used, I wouldn't necessarily dump it in a tank of water and expect everything to be dry for hours (or minutes).
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I found the product gets 'thicker' within 30 minutes or so. If you are adding charms, jewels etc (inside the resin) you should have plenty of working time. I usually allow mine to dry 24 hours before removing from the mold.
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Yes, I put it in the dryer on low. It dries in about 15 -20 minutes. Hope that helps.
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Yes, the area will dry after a few days. The stain area only looks larger because you must have applied the remover at least an inch wider as directed by instructions.
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No. it will dry on it's own. It will take several hours to fully dry, 8 minimum.
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Mine dried in 2 days. Perhaps you put more coats than I did. I only did one coat
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10 to 15 minutes to dry usually.. I suppose high humidity could increase dry time...great results with this product for me
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Absolutely! Wash it and roll it tight in a towel. Give it the roll good tight twist and it'll be practically dry already!
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I myself did. I just followed the drying time on the paint i used, which was about 6 hours. It might be better if you wait longer in humid conditions. The only problem i had was I used it over white paint and it yellowed some. Its not a problem since it was on a worktable. I don't know if the same thing would happen with other colors. I hope this helps.