Does it dry right away when you heatgun the embossing powder?
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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.
1105136
It depends on how thick of a coat you put on it. I would say for a glaze (a think layer) it would only take a 5 mins to fully dry. Then you could put another coat to give it a more risen 3d affect.
1132364
It takes a few cycles, but it does dry regular polish. I have been using the Thermal Spa every week for nearly a year now, and I am very happy with it.
280135
Pigment Ink does not dry on slick surfaces. It takes longer to dry on paper, making it great for heat embossing with clear EP though.
1219913
No. it will dry on it's own. It will take several hours to fully dry, 8 minimum.
1542888
No--I have used it for years and never had it dry out. I like it so well, I give it to everyone for an added gift when I want just a little more of a gift. Clean the top well before you put the cap back on and it will never get stuck--as every other glue I have used has done.
142713
It is after it's totally dry, but while wet the smell can be pretty noxious. I would definitely not apply it directly to the face but if you are making a mold than it should be fine. I made a couple masks myself and have worn them for short amounts of time and there's been no problems. Hope that helps
15165
Yes. If water touches the ink after it is on paper, the water will cause the ink to run (even after it is dried).
1962282
Don't buy it too early but I don't think it would dry. Don't open it like you said and it will be the same as when it sits in the warehouse shelves... I always do that too: buy it when it says it's low but then really wait that it stops printing to change it. Shake it up a little bit, it helps too.
938730
Its really accurate if you catch the molding powder before it dries ( it dries within 45 seconds so work quickly or get help).Bumps can be cut off smoothly afterwards but your out of luck making it bigger.
1266426
The stuff does dry so if you apply it, buff it, then wait and buff again in my experience it will not transfer.
820760
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!!
1225615
You will have to give it a few minutes to dry before handling after use. It won't after dried.
1724821
It is dry, but you have to be careful cause it gets everywhere. Suggest filling cartridge outside and wearing a good pair of gloves that can be washed off or laundried
822693
Totally great for embossing powders. It's about getting the angle right so you don't blow it all away before it melts and making sure it's warmed up. I would imagine it would melt a cray, just might take longer. FYI don't use on paper glued together. Seperates them.
1996050
It is heat resistant up to 600 degrees so it depends on how hot your embossing gun is.
20906
Ooooo I usually spray (not steam) my backdrop with water once I get it up and I instantly start seeing the wrinkles smooth out. You would want to do this at least a 30min to a hour before your shoot to give it an ample amount of time to dry before you start shooting though. Once dry - it's perfect!