How far ahead can you make lace with this and still have it stay flexable enough to apply to the cake
1125573
i have done it up to 3 days and it was still very flexible - I'm pretty sure you could get away with 5 - 7 days, but I haven't tried that yet.
1125574
I would say no more than a week. That is if you wrap in parchment paper and put in a seal ziplock or something similar.
1125575
I've made it a week ahead and wrapped it tight with plastic wrap and it was fine and went on the cake beautifully.I love working with it and the great cakes I've done for family and friends.hope this helps.
951967
I used a nail gun with fine trim nails because I bent it tight around a railing. A more gradual curve could just use glue.
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1105714
It eventually hardens....If using on cake pops to decorate, use just enough to place and hold the product...if you use to much it will slide
2056544
I tend to hold it in place for a minute. But I guess it all depends on what you're gluing. Recently, I glued a kitchen knob that had come off, and I taped it on as I glued it.
1991450
It does take a while to set, perhaps half an hour, and longer to cure completely. One of the important lessons we learned the hard way is perhaps something you can avoid the easy way. The instructions say to stir the catalyst into the resin for quite a while. I didn't do it long enough. It took days to cure and lose its tackiness! So, do follow the instructions accurately. Stir the stuff for as long as they say, or even slightly longer. It is important.
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I had no trouble with it since I mostly make the round cakes. I do wait until it has sufficiently cooled before I slice into it which I did anyway before I got the Slicer. As always make sure the wire is level and you have a level surface to place your cake on and that it does not move then push or pull it slowly. I've done this on 3 cakes and the only time I had trouble was when I did not let it cool enough. Good luck
1301762
not sure, maybe try with the primer, should stick but not sure how smooth it will look, has to be smooth as glass or any imperfection will show up
202168
Not without sanding those edges and priming...otherwise it will only delay it slightly
1052687
It's sets in about 15 to 20 mins, but I let it set a few hours to dry completely before moving what I'm glueing. It'a great glue, used it on clothe too.
266748
Totally depends on how you put it on. It comes with an adhesive baking that is basically glue. If you use that, of course you're not going to be able to re-adhere it anywhere.
993260
not sure what you mean by "sweet lace". I'm guessing you mean that you'll be preparing it in a delicate fashion to resemble lace? I have no answer for this while using satin ice fondant. I would refer you to SugarVeil as it is delicate, easy to use and dries relatively quickly. http://www.sugarveil.com/mat/index.htm
2254877
In my opinion it will not, unless you manipulated the fondant before it dried to form the point. That said, it's a fabulous set! I highly recommend it!
626302
I don't believe anyone can give a definitive answer, as it depends on the humidity in your house, and whether you've used extra glue in addition to the stuff that's already on it (which I recommend you do, as it makes placement and movement easier). When in doubt, wait another day or two.
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We were able to make big and fluffy ones..spread the sugar floss evenly or it will not all melt.... But make sure to let the machine run for like 5 to 8 minutes to warm up.
816225
If you apply it very carefully in very small amounts so that it doesn't ooze out over the edges of the lace, yes.
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Renee--I have been very happy with this glue. It is rather versatile. I have found that, if you use a small amount of glue, it sets almost immediately. If you wish to have some "working time", use a little more (the more you use, I have found the longer the working time . . . don't overdo it, of course). I hope this helps.