best way to hold pans into case and where to mark the colors so they can be easily identified.
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I often take a small amount of wet paint and paint the bottom of each pan. When it dries it usually holds the pans in place...also some hot wax can be used. You don't want to actually glue them as you may want to replace them one day. As to organization? I keep them pretty much in the order they came unless the color families have gotten disconnected. That way I can see the difference for instance between a warm or a cool red or blue, lemon yellow on one end of a line and cadmium or chrome yellow next then the earth tones in an order from light to dark so that yellow ochre is at one end by the yellows and burnt umber at the other so ochre, raw sienna, burnt sienna, raw umber and burnt umber line up. I simply become familiarized with my colors. Anyway, that's how I do it.
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Agree with EA...definitely store them on your sheet pans...just make sure all is dry before nesting them with each with its individual Silpat in place. I have 4 pans and 4 Silpats...the only way to fly!
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I would go with the 9" paper....grease the bottom of the pan, place the paper in the pan and with your thumb or finger press the paper into the inside edge and up the side of the pan....it will be easier to peel the paper off if it is a little bit big...
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Pans are fully LINED inside with ceramic, and have a Spiral Aluminum Bottom when you turn them upside down. The outer sides are a lovely green color.
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Depends on whether the pans are metallic or plastic, it comes with metal stickers that you can stick to the bottom if they are not metallic.
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magnets do mot stick to the botom. I have has several scanpans for more than 3 years. Grankly I abuse them!, and they still perform quite nicely. Some scratches are noticable because I tend to use a metal spatuals, but these do not seem to alter the non stick surface. Remember thought to warm your pan slowly. Put it on low- medium heat, go have a cup of coffee then come back & cook. I think you'll be happy
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The case is built to hold everything in its own spot the crayons where they go the markers go where they go and the color pencils go where they go, i hope this helps.
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F rom the grid. They can be placed at any intersection, so there is flexibility to select an arrangement tailored to your particular pans and utensils
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Measure the size of your cake pan and choose a box that is slightly bigger. Plenty to choose from.
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The key is getting things aligned to the top and side. It'll scan if they are slightly off square, but then you have to go through all of them and square them up. Easier to start that way than having to post process everything.
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I use marker to label the bag. It works well. Just give a few sec to let it dry before storing.
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I agree with YouTube depot eyeshadow videos. I use a flat iron, wax paper and a pin. I then use lighter fluid to get the glue off the pans.
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I used a pair of tweezers and lined up the little white dividing line on the circle and afterwards marked it with a sharpie to always know where to line it up again and I was able to open it whenever I need to refill the unit.
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I ended up buying these to help with dividing up the space:Freshware CB-308SC 12-Pack Silicone Mini Rectangle Reusable Cupcake and Muffin Baking Cup, Six Vibrant ColorsHope this helps. -Ryan
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Two layers go in the bottom and one in the top of the case. One of the lower layers you will use to make the cut out patterns of what you are putting in the case. Hope this helps!!
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I just make sure the pans are extremely well oiled, either using a baking spray or butter. Also, when you wash the pans, be sure to hand-wash them and towel-dry them immediately, otherwise the finish might be ruined.
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You can look for these pans (I bought a few) at Marshalls and T.J. Maxx for a fraction of the price. Specially if you are only looking for certain pieces and don't need the entire set.