Wall of love for Scorch Marker
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Phil Washburn
I am a gourd artist and usually use wood burning tools to make a design on a gourd. I found your Scorch Paint online and decided to give it a try. First time I tried, it didn't stick to well to the smooth surface of the gourd, (didn't lightly sand area first, my bad), so I had to do some touchup with a black marker. Will try again on another gourd.
I am a gourd artist and usually use wood burning tools to make a design on a gourd. I found your Scorch Paint online and decided to give it a try. First time I tried, it didn't stick to well to the smooth surface of the gourd, (didn't lightly sand area first, my bad), so I had to do some touchup with a black marker. Will try again on another gourd.
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Russell Warland
I've enjoyed using your scorch paint.i use both types of stencils mylar and mesh. I have come up with a way to use mylar with no bleed
I've enjoyed using your scorch paint.i use both types of stencils mylar and mesh. I have come up with a way to use mylar with no bleed
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Jeanette Nagle
I wanted to make a Halloween candy coffin and also try the SM paint! WOW! It's so easy to use, burns fast and is now one of my favourite tools in my craft room!
I wanted to make a Halloween candy coffin and also try the SM paint! WOW! It's so easy to use, burns fast and is now one of my favourite tools in my craft room!
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Len
I was working on a commission for a friend, needed a way to seal in the glitter and stickers I like to add as finishing touches. Also I just love adding extra stuff to make my pieces pop. I really like that your brand of mod podge doesn’t leave the surface of my project feel as sticky as it does with just regular mod podge. It still is just a bit sticky and it does leave some kinda visible brushstrokes but the finish is significantly clearer looking than what I usually use. I did notice it smudges the color of my prisma colors a bit too when first applying it. Other than that I am pretty happy with the results :)
(Also sorry the video/photo of my art I sent is pretty suggestive, it’s the only big thing I’ve used your product on so far)
I was working on a commission for a friend, needed a way to seal in the glitter and stickers I like to add as finishing touches. Also I just love adding extra stuff to make my pieces pop. I really like that your brand of mod podge doesn’t leave the surface of my project feel as sticky as it does with just regular mod podge. It still is just a bit sticky and it does leave some kinda visible brushstrokes but the finish is significantly clearer looking than what I usually use. I did notice it smudges the color of my prisma colors a bit too when first applying it. Other than that I am pretty happy with the results :)
(Also sorry the video/photo of my art I sent is pretty suggestive, it’s the only big thing I’ve used your product on so far)
Ryan
Works pretty great. Didn’t know I had to press down on bullet tip at first I thought it didn’t work.
Joyce. Howell
I’m working on a table which broke and became a shelf . I use my stencil lay it down and apply the Scorch paste over the stencil , peel it off after the paste sits awhile then use my heat gun to burn in the image . When my projects are cool I use a light stain to seal it in .
I’m working on a table which broke and became a shelf . I use my stencil lay it down and apply the Scorch paste over the stencil , peel it off after the paste sits awhile then use my heat gun to burn in the image . When my projects are cool I use a light stain to seal it in .
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Brett Snyder
I just started crafting with signs and cutting boards. It was great to find the Scorch Marker because it is so easy and simple to use. I had to learn to keep the heat gun moving so lesson learn but there was nothing wrong with the product. User error.
I just started crafting with signs and cutting boards. It was great to find the Scorch Marker because it is so easy and simple to use. I had to learn to keep the heat gun moving so lesson learn but there was nothing wrong with the product. User error.
Neena McFarland
I bought 2 pine cutting boards from Walnut Hollow online and decided to make them into mini charcuterie boards that I world take to a family gathering then leave for the hosts to find at the end of the evening. I used the Sanding Kit, followed by the Scorch Marker Finishing oil to ready the boards. I then used the Scorch Marker Pro pen to color over traced monograms on the boards. I used the Scorch Marker heat gun to burn the design. I would likely try another type of wood; the pine cutting boards seemed a bit “sappy” to me!
I bought 2 pine cutting boards from Walnut Hollow online and decided to make them into mini charcuterie boards that I world take to a family gathering then leave for the hosts to find at the end of the evening. I used the Sanding Kit, followed by the Scorch Marker Finishing oil to ready the boards. I then used the Scorch Marker Pro pen to color over traced monograms on the boards. I used the Scorch Marker heat gun to burn the design. I would likely try another type of wood; the pine cutting boards seemed a bit “sappy” to me!