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Re: Mold Painting Advice Needed

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Posted by Dolores on September 10, 2008 at 16:01:32:

In Reply to: Mold Painting Advice Needed posted by Janet on September 05, 2008 at 17:44:09:

I found the 'squeezit mold painters' to be more accurate and faster than any brush I tried to use. Especially when we had 300 lolliess to make overnight! We laid them on a bath towel and put a heating pad over the bottles. To refill, melt in micro. When done, just unplug it. To resume, plug in the heating pad and get dinner .

If chocolate is too thick it won't hurt to add paramount crystals and thin it down. Often you want chocolate thinner to paint. Colors tend to be thicker anyway. I see no reason not to combine your chocolate brands but never tried it.
Dolores at sugarcraft.com

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: I found the 'squeezit mold painters' to be more accurate and faster than any brush I tried to use. Especially when we had 300 lolliess to make overnight! We laid them on a bath towel and put a heating pad over the bottles. To refill, melt in micro. When done, just unplug it. To resume, plug in the heating pad and get dinner <grin>. 

If chocolate is too thick it won't hurt to add paramount crystals and thin it down. Often you want chocolate thinner to paint. Colors tend to be thicker anyway. I see no reason not to combine your chocolate brands but never tried it.
Dolores at sugarcraft.com


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