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Old 03-08-2008, 05:03 AM   #1  
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I am using this for the first time...Paper Glaze for the shiny glass look....Are then any tips on making it more smooth...I think taking my blowdryer to it didnt help any....Thanks....SG (Cookie)
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If its a small area, I just move it around with a toothpick. Works for me.
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If its a small area, I just move it around with a toothpick. Works for me.

I smooth it out with a toothpick too. If there are bubbles anywhere I pop them with a sharp pin. You need to play with it a little sometimes to get rid of all the bubbles but the final result is worth it.
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maybe a pencil point?
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If you store the bottle upside down, you shouldn't get any bubbles at all. I wouldn't use a blowdryer on it either, it could bubble and crack that way. It does take awhile to dry on it's own, but you are going to get the best finish that way. And no matter what you do DON'T TOUCH IT while it's still wet. I am sooo impatient, so that last bit is really hard!
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I also pick up my project and gently drop it a few times like you do when you are smoothing cake batter in a pan. It works!
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