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thanks Jason! i appreciate the kind words......

do you hit your embossing powder with a heat gun when you use it? one of the guys here told me you could, and it locks it in place really nice... i picked up a few different colors of it a couple weeks ago, and i like it so far, and it just looks better to me.

cheers

bryan

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thanks Jason! i appreciate the kind words......

do you hit your embossing powder with a heat gun when you use it? one of the guys here told me you could, and it locks it in place really nice... i picked up a few different colors of it a couple weeks ago, and i like it so far, and it just looks better to me.

cheers

bryan

no i sure dont. havent heard about doing it that way :-D i usually brush on flat black the sprinkle on the black powder. or, like this one, i sprayed the parts almond then sprinkled on the white powder. once it tacked up the i put a light coat over the powder.

the way i think of it if you use the color paint you want as an adhesive, then you dont have to put a ton of paint on top of it. helps keep the texture.

ive done it this way for a few years and never had a problem with it.

jason

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got mine from micheals craft store.......

sorry i havent found those wheels yet jason, i had a little bit of an emergency. ill look for them in a bit tho.

cheers

bryan

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