CONFECTIONER'S GLAZE ,BY CK !
i purchased food grade glaze from CK PROD ! , NEED HELP ! WHAT do you cut it with , or clean up with ? if any one can please let me know !
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Permalink Reply by Katy Nott on
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Gail - I read a review on this stuff that said you must buy the thinner with it, as mixing it with water causes it to coagulate.
Not sure what you mean by what do you cut it with?
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Permalink Reply by art deco cakes by galidink on
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thank you Katy , it is some yucky, stuff to try to clean , gets like glue when water hits it , i used it to cover my balls , lol , but did not like the spraying of it , . guess i'l go back to the can glaze sprays ! they are so pricey , and dont cover much , ; ((, but i will check out the thinner , thank you ;x
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ordered it on AMAZON , FOR $9.95 . thank you Katy so much ;x
Katy Nott said:Gail - I read a review on this stuff that said you must buy the thinner with it, as mixing it with water causes it to coagulate.
Not sure what you mean by what do you cut it with?
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Permalink Reply by Goreti on
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Gail, for the baubles I used on my mother-in-law's cake I brushed them with a mix of corn syrup & vodka. It gives it the shine. I've used it also on some of my leaves & flowers. The glaze sprays are a little pricey and since I don't use it that often I found the homemade glaze a good alternative.
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thank you Goreti , i will try that nx time
Goreti said:Gail, for the baubles I used on my mother-in-law's cake I brushed them with a mix of corn syrup & vodka. It gives it the shine. I've used it also on some of my leaves & flowers. The glaze sprays are a little pricey and since I don't use it that often I found the homemade glaze a good alternative.
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thank you Shirly ; ) i knew i could count on my friends ; ) i did purchase the thinner , so i can use up my CK glaze ! ;/ thats some tuff stuff , looks like glass on my balls !
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