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lickeyan
StuckOnPeas
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January 2005
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Loc: Utah
 |  Posted: 2/14/2013 9:33:32 AM
Pulled out my stencil paste that I bought a couple of years ago and haven't used and it is not soft and spreadable - it is hard. Is it possible to make it spreadable again.
Any suggestions would be help - These are a 10 color pack
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Far North
StuckOnPeas
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January 2005
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| Posted: 2/14/2013 1:37:41 PM
Oh how sad...10 bottles! Sorry I have never heard of it drying out or recovery dried paste. I have had Dreamweaver paste for over 5 years and it is still wonderful and I live in an extremely dry climate. |
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lovepug2
PeaAddict
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January 2008
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Loc: TN
 | Posted: 2/14/2013 7:54:14 PM
This summer, I had a small container of some that dried up. I was able to scrape the top layer off with a small knife and I added a couple of spritzes of water to it and mixed it in. It softened up quite a bit.
Not sure of water can harm it or not. It didn't really effect the container I had.
Good luck! Hopefully others may know of more suggestions. |
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prospurring
Prospurring Pea
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June 2008
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Loc: North Carolina
 | Posted: 2/15/2013 7:46:23 AM
Hi, Ann! Sorry to hear that you have lovely stencil paste that has dried out. Have you sent an e-mail to the manufacturer? They might have the best solution. Good luck! |
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Sophikins
PeaAddict
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January 2003
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Loc: Pacific NW
 | Posted: 2/15/2013 9:25:46 AM
I had a jar of stencil paste that had sort of the opposite problem and got moldy. I had bought it at a rubber stamp/scrapbook convention, at the vendors fair. The next time I went I saw the same folks there again and told them about it. They were super nice and handed me another jar to replace it (free). |
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