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Old 01-07-2008, 01:16 PM   #1  
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I purchased some gold Perfect Pearls thinking that it was a solid product that you rub onto a dimensional project to highlight. Those smarter than me know they PP are much like Pearl Ex and are a loose powder. So what product do I need to do what I want? I'm looking for something paste or wax like. I actually want to rub it into some crevices then buff it off the surface. Help me out girls!
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Old 01-07-2008, 01:37 PM   #2  
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I do know what you mean. I have some of that rub on stuff around here ....someplace ....

Here it is Metallic Rub-Ons

And here is a review of Scrap Friends
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Ahhhh! Thanks Garnet! Now I just need to figure out some projects to use a pot full of gold Perfect Pearls on...
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Your perfect pearls are better than peral ex because there is binder in them. So you can stamp with the versamark or some other sticky ink (perfect pearls makes one called perfect medium) and then brush it over and get it to stick

I do this for most of the things I'd want stamped in gold. I've not found a gold ink I'm in love with but the PP gold is soooo shiny and glittery and pretty.

Also you can add water to them and paint with them, no sealant necessary.

So they are not trash.

those metalic rub ons are what you were looking for though I think. Sorry you got the wrong thing. :(
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