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mactopolis · Senior Member

Superior Shine Remover-Testing

sara zata · Guru

Hi Steve, where can you buy this Superior Shine remover. Love your new avator, is it you holding yopur baby? XXXXXX June.

mactopolis · Senior Member

Shine Remover from Secrist...its $10 plus postage($5)
Actually Sage made the Avatar/Icon/Logo for me...that's not me or my baby..but I just may replace the picture later on..with mine

sara zata · Guru

My daughter is a photograper and did one of me as mother earth I have been trying to download it, but it was an email so maybe that is why I cant do it. XXXXX June.

mactopolis · Senior Member

The next day I started to see some chalkiness..maybe you need to use the odorless thinner with this Shine Remover....there is no real guidelines on how to use this product

Tina W. · Guru

June
You should be able to click on the picture and save it to your computer then download it as your avatar or whatever your trying to download it to.

-- Edited by Tina W. on Friday 6th of August 2010 07:20:08 PM

Buffington · Guru

You do not use thinner with the superior shine remover, it defeats the purpose. But one thing you do need to do is mix it in the jar till it's creamy and smooth (or on a palete _ sp?). All heat set paints are "thixatropic" meaning (and there are many posts on this!) that they are thick and stiff in the jar but become soft, creamy, and more usable when thoroughly mixed.

Chalkies are almost always too thick paint or not baked properly.

Yes June, just right click on the pic in the e-mail and save it to your computer, then upload to your wherever you have your pics to post in forum just like Tina said. :)

-- Edited by Buffington on Sunday 8th of August 2010 01:06:14 AM

sara zata · Guru

Hi Pat it is in my computer, just cant find it, but then I haven't had much time this week. XXXXX June

mactopolis · Senior Member

Because this is very very thick...think I've been applying wrong..shouldn't I be using a sponge to ponch it on instead of trying to brush it on with a brush?

I feel with the brush you can not get a thin enough coating...

sara zata · Guru

Yes, put it on with a sponge, that way you can wipe it and ponce it so that it turns out thin, don't leave too much in the creases, especially arround the mouth and nose. I think I would use a cotton tip to it out in the crease area's. Correct if I am wrong. XXXXX June.

mactopolis · Senior Member

thank you sweetheart