Hello...does this produce a true shiny metallic gold? I've used Wilton's gold luster dust mixed with vodka, but it's pretty dull. Thanks!
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Hi I wanted a metallic gold to paint onto the 'leaves' of a book cake to give the impression of goldleaf edging. It does need a few layers on fondant but it is shiny gold. I didn't use it in a spray so don't know how that looks ...I used a paintbrush.
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Yes. The rose pictured is probably 3 coats. Must shake well. Shouldn't mix with anything.
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As Emira said, it is a luster dust and can be mixed with vodka and painted on fondant to turn silver. I personally would use Wilton Silver Mist Spray.
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No, it is not shiny, but the metallic grey does have a slight sparkle to it. I have it in a honed black impala granite counter top and the slight sparkle looks really nice with the matte counter. I love the sink. It is easy to clean, it's quiet and it's big.
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I've used diluted jewelry cleaner solution in the machine to clean gold and precious stones and the result is great. Just remember to rinse the items in water and then polish them with a soft cloth.
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I use this all the time on brown royal icing and fondant, and it gives a true metallic gold effect. But not sure about the chocolate candies since they will have a waxy surface. You might still want to give this a try though, Ive tried various food coloring but Americolor has given the best results.
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If It is gold you do not need this, also I am sure this is not recommended for gold. It is great for silver. I clean my wifes gold by letting it soak in hot water with dish detergent. then scrub with an old tooth brush. the gold and diamonds sparkle after that.
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The directions say: " Good for gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, rubies, etc. Use silver tarnish remover CSST01 to remove silver tarnish". No tarnish remover came with mine.
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They are shiny. I originally had the frosted but could not find replacements anywhere. .. so i got these. .. i mix both and it actually looks great:)
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I would try MAAS. It removes stains and polishes without any damage. I have tried other suggested products and concoctions and this is the only one that I feel safe using on my precious metals. It is amazing!
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I can only speak for the silver version, but soaking it in rubbing alcohol works great. And once the alcohol evaporates, the container you use ends up with a residue that is a pretty nice concentration of whatever it was you were grinding up.
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It's not as shiny as the picture on here, but yes it is shiny, it has a glittery look and works very well. If you're planning on buying this I highly recommend it(:
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I have used this with great success for years on jewelry. I even use it on my good gold. Use a small soft toothbrush to clean the crevices. It will take some time. Make sure you rinse the piece clean. If this doesn't clean as you wish you should use a chemical tarnish liquid first then the foam. Your pieces will be beautifully clean , shining and resistant to tarnish for longer. This is a great polish and the quickest one I have ever used. Good luck.
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I do! Yes! I absolutely soak my gold/platinum & diamond even my fancy colored diamond jewelry overnight. I have even forgotten about them & left in them in their for a week & they shine up like a brand new penny! Do not leave silver in it though, it causes the solution & the silver to change color & dull.
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it will not turn the buttercream silver. even if you used the whole thing. I used it to add shimmer to a ann. cake but that's it. I tried to paint it on my piping and it just looked grey.
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So I've received the camera and as promised.. it's a pink-ish gold.. almost copper like a new (U.S.) penny. It's vibrant and quite pretty. Unfortunately, it's right now the only gold dangling from my wrist... I thought maybe Klaus was hinting that I would be soon be receiving some jewelry! Boo! :) Cristiano, your pictures are beautiful.. they are inspiring me! Cheers, all!
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Sorry. I don't know. I am allergic to nickel and always coat any metal that is not sterling or good gold with clear nail polish.
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I have used this polish for many years on pieces that are not dull. I have not found it to dull bright shiny pieces. My only complaint is that this product now has very little in the container. They have a thicker sponge and less product. I always wet the sponge first, then apply the copper cream. Wetting sponge keeps it soft so it will not scratch. Rinse well after removing tarnish and polish with clean cloth till completely dry.