Using a
pencil, draw out the outlines from of the honey running down the border and the flowing milk. The edges are then pressed in
slightly with an embossing pencil so that the casting resin does not run
too much later. Mix the
cold glaze according to the instructions and add a few drops of the
tinting paint. Stir the mixture well
Apply the
cold glaze to the desired areas with a
wooden spatula. A bamboo skewer is suitable for fine or tapered areas
. For the honey, apply a first layer, then add a little more colour to the mixture to make it darker. This you can still apply on the first layer. Uneven areas or small bubbles can be repaired with a burner
(e.g. with a Brulee Creame burner or flambé device). Then let everything dry for about 24
hours.
Once everything is dry, spills of resin can be removed with from the Proxxon
or a toolGlass engraving. Now you can start with the branding. Draw the words "Honey" and "Milk" with a pencil if necessary. Start by drawing the lines with the
branding pencil as soon as it is hot enough. At the end, everything is sanded Sandpaper over again.
