I can't seem to get the heels together without a large seam. And i can't touch it without smudging and melting it. Also how do you get chocolate super shiny-not with luster dust I want it to look like patent leather? Can you airbrush it?
thank you
Do fill and clip the mold together or did you just fill each cavity and then stick together afther it hardened?
If I were doing patent leather, I WOULD use luster dust, but I would dissolve it in vodka or lemon extract first and then paint it on with a brush. But I have never tried it on chocolate.
When I do a two part mold, I mold one side first, then when hard, I unmold. Then fill the next part & place the hard part on top of the melted chocolate one. There will be a seam but not a large one. You can use candy gloves when touching the molded candy. I use a small paring knive to trim the sides of all my candies.
I haven't tried this, but I have read that some people wear cotton gloves when woking with chocolate pieces. It's supposed the help with the heat from you hands.
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