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.
2230754
No..it dries your nails very quickly...while one is being painted the other is already dry
2278771
Yes, gel ink need drying time of a couple seconds. I use a spare paper to dab it just a bit, plus I keep the spare paper under my drawing hand to avoid smears that may happen anyway. Fan with a piece of paper to speed up drying, a couple seconds or even a min on the metallic ones. I still LOVE Them and it's worth the extra effort.
222363
Yes and no. After you heat it you can thin/stretch it out with a rolling pin but there's a catch. You have about 45sec before it hardens. You would have to keep going back and forth from shaping to the hot water. You'll need a pot of hot water as big as the part you're making. This stuff is cool but very hard to work with. Ever looked into vacuum forming? That's how they make storm trooper suits.
1996050
It is heat resistant up to 600 degrees so it depends on how hot your embossing gun is.
1806945
No, it will dry just like a clear coat of nail polish and comes off easily with nail polish remover. Hope this helps.
1691168
I would have to say that it drys pretty quickly, depending on how much you put on it. Within a half hour. Remember, it needs several coats before getting the effect that you are looking for.
258570
Yes it does and it dries almost instantly. Used it to mark my suitcases and it worked like a charm.
325313
I also waited a day. I heat set it after it dried and then I rinsed it in cold water and heat set it again!
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.
1259268
Yes, I've used it many times...works great.After the paint is applied, I use a blow dryer, which expedites the process
104720
I stamped one to ck for you. The ink does not dry but then I applied embossing powder and heated it. It embossed wonderfully. It would be an extra step for you but it will be very impressive!
1864867
It will shrink as it dries out. Also, once dry, it will be fragile. It would be best to fire it if you want to make molds from it.
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.
2148019
Yes! Just pour a little water on the end. Just a drop of water on the tip. Let it dry before next use.
360509
Im not sure if your question is serious, but it drys like any other element exposed to heat.
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.