Does anyone know if this type of glitter melts when exposed to heat? I want to use glitter to make pixie dust bottles with polymer clay.
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I THINK IT WILL BE JUST FINE. I use it on things that heat up, like candles. It will be fine I'm sure.
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I've been using mine for quite sometime now and haven't noticed anything melting off .... weird !
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Hey Ron, I have exposed heating elements and this melted similar to my experience with aluminum foil liners catching on fire. My best experience so far with oven liners is using cookie tins that are large enough to cover the majority of the bottom of the oven.
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I've used them with LED gel light but not sure if anything else will melt them. I didn't know that was a possibility. I haven't had anything melt or get damaged with the led light. As far as I know both lamps have same effect on nail art stones or pearls etc. Good luck!
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I only used Wilton candy melts and I didn't have a problem. It did take a little more time for the white and colored melts to melt than the chocolate ones. They also seem to set a little faster.
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yeah -- most of them are opaque. You might find one or two that won't work as well -- the glittery ones are mostly just glitter and clear, but some have glitter in a brightly colored glue.
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Not sure if this will work but I'm thinking wrapping this in foil to prevent it from melting. I might give it a try. Will followup with results
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No, you can use it. It will not melt,its pretty thick and with stand the heat. Hope this helps!
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I don't think any plastic bottles are truly safe to use with a warmer even with the bottles being BPA-free, but that being said-- I think this one doesn't really get that hot and it has a shut-off, so I think it wouldn't cause the bottle to melt or anything drastic like that. Because I have to scald my milk, I have another warmer that gets much hotter and so I had bought two metal bottles to use and I always just use those with any warmer now.
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Sue has a great way of applying glitter with regular polish, the white will help get a truer color from the glitter. I tried to use this product with Gelish polish. I cure any color or clear Gelish polish then tap the glitter into the sticky layer with a dry fluffy brush. Like i said in my review, I didn't like the outcome of this glitter at ALL. I suggest any Martha Stewart glitter, which you can also find on Amazon or your local craft store. Wish you luck with this glitter!
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Pewter has a melting temperature of about 437 degrees which is less than lead. It should melt pewter but I havnt tried yet
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I will have to ask my granddaughter, she has the necklace we made. Be i've not heard her say anything about it coming apart. It was so cool how this works we really had fun making the paper beads.
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I have no idea what temperature this plastic melts at, but all I can say is that I poured hot oils that I had mixed to make a lip balm straight from the pan off the stove into the tubes without problem. The oil began to cool and solidify almost immediately and the plastic did NOT melt.
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Hi, I just checked the glitter and it is so fine that I really cannot tell what it's made of. I've always assumed it's a tin metal. I rubbed in my fingers and the pieces are so tiny that it almost looks like fairy dust. Love it!
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It melts very easily and will work well with molds. It seems like a lot of wax, but it doesn't go far. Also, I tried wax that came in a block and that is extrely difficult to melt. These chips work way better!
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I didn't notice any glitter, if there is glitter it is in a container. This was present for 4 year old granddaughter, she took it all apart - no glitter.
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I have fake hair wigs. can this be use with fake hair wigs ( not real hair ) 1 of wigs is liken to plastic. I do not want to melt nor deslove any part of wig. Let me know. e mail me. I seldom read post I normal will not scroll but just read 1st thig that pops up o saler web page store. Thank You.Wal mart has a wig glue but non of emloyes's that work in that depart knows nothing about hair care products that they sale.