[Aquanet] continuing the masking fluid discussion

[carla]

Pat:

If you store your bottle of masking fluid upside down, it will not dry out. 
I use mine infrequently, and it is still good after 2 years.  Also, do not 
leave it upcapped while using as this dries it out quickly.  One other 
thing, do not use a blow dryer when using masking fluid, the heat sets it so 
it is really hard to remove.

A friend of mine uses a light green crayon to put stems on a bouquet in a 
vase.  I must say it worked well, she just painted over it and it looked 
good.

Carla


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "pat davis" <peedee at nucleus.com>
To: "aquanet" <aquanet at thedigitalbraintrust.net>
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 11:37 AM
Subject: [Aquanet] continuing the masking fluid discussion


> Hi again, gentle people.
>
> As a follow up to the discussion, Ron noted that for what I wanted to
> do, hot candle wax applied with a fine metal point would work, and that
> started me thinking. (Always a dubious process) Could one us white
> crayons- like Crayola- to do the same thing? How about white oil pastels
> sticks? Anyone tried these with any success?
>
> questions, questions, question
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