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.
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Sherry, The product's not old but...the texture of this product is unique in that it goes on feeling a bit dry already. It dries pretty quick once it's applied. I, for one, was surprisingly pleased with the results after the first use. The smile lines just beyond the parenthesis around the mouth were gone. I also applied to circles...crazy? It even lessened them. I'm not sure that was "the thing" to do, per say...but, for pictures that same day?...hello! I wouldn't buy it at manufacture's price, but couldn't pass this price up.
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It does. I recommend applying it and then waiting a few minutes to allow it to dry.
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it dries pretty quickly, but I would not count on wearing it for a couple hours. glue that dries more quickly is E6000 - but I would still let it dry for awhile... check the E6000 for details.
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In my experience, yes. You may want to apply it to the uneven surface first, allow it a minute or three to get tacky then adhere the other piece/item. Just be aware, if you get overflow around the edges, clean it off before it fully dries. Once dried, it's a real beast to remove. I like to go back after about 30 minutes and take a toothpick, XActo, or other pointy object to clean up any excess that seeped over the edges of the item you are gluing. I am working with jewelery so any goobers that seep out are pretty glaring. Hope this helps. Any other questions, just yell. I use this stuff every darn day and have learned a lot through trial and error. In my experience, yes. You may want to apply it to the uneven surface first, allow it a minute or three to get tacky then adhere the other piece/item. Just be aware, if you get overflow around the edges, clean it off before it fully dries. Once dried, it's a real beast to remove. I like to go back after about 30 minutes and take a toothpick, XActo, or other pointy object to clean up any excess that seeped over the edges of the item you are gluing. I am working with jewelery so any goobers that seep out are pretty glaring. Hope this helps. Any other questions, just yell. I use this... » Read More In my experience, yes. You may want to apply it to the uneven surface first, allow it a minute or three to get tacky then adhere the other piece/item. Just be aware, if you get overflow around the edges, clean it off before it fully dries. Once dried, it's a real beast to remove. I like to go back after about 30 minutes and take a toothpick, XActo, or other pointy object to clean up any excess that seeped over the edges of the item you are gluing. I am working with jewelery so any goobers that seep out are pretty glaring. Hope this helps. Any other questions, just yell. I use this stuff every darn day and have learned a lot through trial and error. « Show Less
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I'm not positive about this. If it is a permanent marker, it shouldn't smear once dry.
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It depends on how much you use. If not much, it doesn't take long at all. I just used it with my kids handprints. One of them use a bunch and I just let it dry overnight.
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It dries very fast. In fact you have to be very fast to smear it with your finger immediately after writing. It is smear proof within 1 second.
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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.
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Sorry I have never used it that way, however just a little heat and you will be just fine. You will notice the solder paste turns from a grayish color to silver once heat is applied. This is meant for surface mount devices which are hard to solder with and iron. Hope this helps a little. Try a hair dryer if you don't have a regular heat gun.
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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
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Yes if you give it a few seconds to dry. If you touch it to soon it will smear.
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Yes, I've used it many times...works great.After the paint is applied, I use a blow dryer, which expedites the process
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Yes! Just pour a little water on the end. Just a drop of water on the tip. Let it dry before next use.
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It is heat resistant up to 600 degrees so it depends on how hot your embossing gun is.
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No, its pretty dry a few minutes after application. I also have a 40 SPF product from same company that is very effective but I might call that one a bit "tacky"
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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!