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There are products on the market for doing this, however I don't use them. It is personal preference. People have found what works for them. I spray my candle with mat finish varnish....let dry between two coats. It gives me enough"tooth" to hold the acrylic paint. Then when dry I spray it with double thick gloss varnish. Does this make sense? I also glue rice paper onto the wax. Then paint the paper. On the one I am posting....I then coated the entire finished candle with modge podge and sprinkled on sugar glass. Quite the process, but I've never seen anyone else do this....but then again, I am the insane one. LOL Donita
Nice job! Looks great!! I bought one white pillar candle today and two smaller pillars. I have a printed layout, I found online and I am going to use this pattern, I like.
I have the paints. Now, I should use a layer of varnish first, prior to painting? I also purchase some stuff the gal at the store told me, that prevents fire with paints, to mix in with my paints, equal parts. What is modge podge?
Thanks for the tips!
Linda
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Hello again.
I have a question? Has anyone been involved with painting candles? Or can someone guide me to proper place for this topic?
Thanks again,
Linda
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Hello,
I am new to the boards. I am in the bridal business. I am very interested in making or learning how to make wedding candles. Can someone lead me to the site or where to find such information? I will be so appreicative!
Thanks
Linda
Question on painting candles
in General Candle Making Discussions
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Hi Donita,
I looked at the stuff she gave me and what she gave me, I don't think it is for what she told me what it is for. So maybe she didn't know what she was talking about? It is b Delta, Candle and Soap Painting Medium??
Linda
Here is a candle I did the other day, my first.
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