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Old 07-19-2017, 03:50 AM   #1  
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Default Can I dry my paper with the heat gun in the misti?

I have been experimenting with stamping with distress oxide ink, cleaning the stamp, and then adding in bits of color on the stamp with another color. I then stamp over the first color. What i want to know is, is it safe to dry my ink on the paper with my heat tool IN THE MISTI? I am thinking no, but thought I would ask what the "official" word on it is.
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I think heat and plastic are always a bad idea - and foam shrinks and melts when heated, so I vote no. Although with my desk space the way it is, I totally get the temptation. Heat also severely damages rare earth magnets.
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