No secret!

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Posted by Nick on July 30, 2001 at 22:04:44:

In reply to: Re: Solution posted by Maureen on July 30, 2001 at 20:54:13:

Thanks!! :)
Just jaquard bottles, SLOW working speed, and now Tea Tree!
I used TT in that paste, so we didn't have to seal it at all, and
Rupal just scraped it off without wrapping or anything. If you can
get the fine lines, and manage to be very careful for a few hours
while they dry, then scrape them off-- your work will look just as
you applied it.
~Nick

: Nick!!!!! That is just gorgeous. You have to reveal your secret to
: those fine lines on palms that do not smear. No matter how fine a
: line I draw, when the paste is removed the line is thicker. I can
: never get lines so fine and so close together. Remarkable.
:
: Maureen

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Re: No secret! Maureen 23:55:53 7/30/2001 (2)
- Re: No secret! Nick 00:46:50 7/31/2001 (1)
  - Re: No secret! Rupal 02:56:47 7/31/2001 (0)

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: Thanks!! :) : Just jaquard bottles, SLOW working speed, and now Tea Tree! : I used TT in that paste, so we didn't have to seal it at all, and : Rupal just scraped it off without wrapping or anything. If you can : get the fine lines, and manage to be very careful for a few hours : while they dry, then scrape them off-- your work will look just as : you applied it. : ~Nick : : : Nick!!!!! That is just gorgeous. You have to reveal your secret to : : those fine lines on palms that do not smear. No matter how fine a : : line I draw, when the paste is removed the line is thicker. I can : : never get lines so fine and so close together. Remarkable. : : : : Maureen
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