I bought a board and it had a bit of a finish so I made sure to sand it some. No matter what my torch paste does not get darker. I’m using a heat gun with a very high temp las well.
Which kind of application tape are you using? I went to the shop but counted figure out which one you used exactly. Seems to be better for that kind of project then the transfer tape normally used for vinyl.
Thank you. I’ve been using Torch Paste for two weeks on wood! I didn’t know you could use it on “card stock”? Wow🤗. This is probably a stupid question but could you successfully use it and burn on “fabric “, without putting it on fire? Thank you
I use ikonart stencils. You can do 10 of those boards one after the other. And you can't just use any old heat gun like a craft gun as it's not hot enough. 1000watts + is recommended.
can the ladle and cutting board be used in contact with food after using the torch paste or is it toxic? is the burnt effect lasting or does it tend to fade over time? Thanks
Hi, you can simply finish it off and seal it by applying food-grade cutting board / butcher block mineral oil before using it. You can purchase this at any hardware store.
Hi, we would recommend to remove the stencil after the torch paste has dried completely, before heat burning it with a heat gun. If the stencil is left on it would melt and could damaged the torch paste on the wood as well as the wooden product.
After you burned it, you can rub it with a dry cloth and if there was black powder that smeared, you can just wipe it off. You can then coat it with a butcher block mineral oil.
Hi. Yes it can be food grade, when using Torch paste or Xylo paste wood burning gels on this genuine bamboo cutting board, pizza board or any other genuine bamboo products, we would recommend that you should finish it off by applying food-grade cutting board / butcher block mineral oil to make it food safe before use. Thank you
I bought a board and it had a bit of a finish so I made sure to sand it some. No matter what my torch paste does not get darker. I’m using a heat gun with a very high temp las well.
Amazing! Thank you so much for this video, Can hardly wait to try this!
You make it look so easy
Which kind of application tape are you using? I went to the shop but counted figure out which one you used exactly. Seems to be better for that kind of project then the transfer tape normally used for vinyl.
Thank you. I’ve been using Torch Paste for two weeks on wood! I didn’t know you could use it on “card stock”? Wow🤗. This is probably a stupid question but could you successfully use it and burn on “fabric “, without putting it on fire? Thank you
Good question. We have not tried. We will try and let you know.
Unfortunately it does noot work on fabrics.
Works great on denim
Will it work on suede or learher
I use ikonart stencils. You can do 10 of those boards one after the other. And you can't just use any old heat gun like a craft gun as it's not hot enough. 1000watts + is recommended.
Thanks for the video. Would you be able to do the wood cutting board with the heat press as well if you do not have a heat gun? Thanks
Yes, you can use your heat press. Preferably a swing away as thicker items will not work well in a clamshell.
@@JGElectronicsSA What sort of temperature would you set the heat press to?
How to you stop the wood from warping please
can the ladle and cutting board be used in contact with food after using the torch paste or is it toxic? is the burnt effect lasting or does it tend to fade over time? Thanks
you are actually burning off the paste (it is the fuel used by the heat to burn). once you have reached the desired darkness, the color should remain.
Can you use a regular plastic stencil?
Wow molto bello, voglio provarlo
If you left the stencil the adhesive on the stencil sticks to the box and you then can’t get the stencil off
Does this work on the Bamboo style cutting boards that you can get?
How do you seal the cutting board so you can actually use it?
Hi, you can simply finish it off and seal it by applying food-grade cutting board / butcher block mineral oil before using it. You can purchase this at any hardware store.
Does it work with a hair dryer? I think this is a stupid question, but anyway😊
Nope
Why not leave the stencil on while heating to minimize discoloring/burning to the surrounding area? Or would it melt the stencil? Thanks.
Hi, we would recommend to remove the stencil after the torch paste has dried completely, before heat burning it with a heat gun. If the stencil is left on it would melt and could damaged the torch paste on the wood as well as the wooden product.
Since you're taking the stencil off. Does it have to be stencil vinyl. Could you not use ordinary vinyl?
Where can I buy silicone paper?
Where you bought the low tack stencil material for the cardstock
Hi, you may contact our sales team on WhatsApp at +27 63 753 3532 for more info on low tack stencil material. Thank you
How much is the paste, I am need it ASAP for a restaurant project I'm finishing soon, might add some value to my client and extra cash for me.
Get pricing from our sales team orders@jgelectronics.com
Will charcoal powder fall off and blacken the edges if rubbed?
After you burned it, you can rub it with a dry cloth and if there was black powder that smeared, you can just wipe it off. You can then coat it with a butcher block mineral oil.
Mine keeps bubbling everytime I use a heat gun on it :( idk what im doing wrong
You are using too much Torch paste. Only a very thin layer is needed.
That was my question too! Thank you for the answer! 😊
I love the your video….you explained very well… just I would like to know how many watts is the Gun Heat? Thank you
Hi, thank you for the feedback. Any good heatgun will do. Ours was 1000w
Does it work on bamboo?
Yes
Am I assuming right that this isn’t food grade?
Hi. Yes it can be food grade, when using Torch paste or Xylo paste wood burning gels on this genuine bamboo cutting board, pizza board or any other genuine bamboo products, we would recommend that you should finish it off by applying food-grade cutting board / butcher block mineral oil to make it food safe before use. Thank you
Why? Are you going to eat it?
Are these stencils reusable?
Yes they are
What do you use as a scraper?
Hello, I just used a piece of thick felt material that I found in my draw.
i thought it would burn cardboard