Color Flow Drying Time

Decorating By beemarie Updated 21 Sep 2008 , 12:25am by kakeladi

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beemarie Posted 20 Sep 2008 , 10:46pm
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I tried doing a search on this, so sorry if it has been asked and answered. I just couldn't find what I am looking for...

Anyhow, I am making a Snoopy with color flow. I made it yesterday early evening (Friday), and the cake is due tomorrow afternoon.

What is the absolute minimum time for this to dry so I can put it on the cake? Ideally I would like to have the cake finished tomorrow morning before we leave for church. Or should I wait until afternoon to be safe?

I have it under a lamp to help the drying process speed up.

I'd appreciate any advice from those of you who do these!
Thanks so much.

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cylstrial Posted 20 Sep 2008 , 11:28pm
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It will probably depend on how big your snoopy is. I know that it can take quite a while. Having it under the lamp will really help a lot though!

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beemarie Posted 20 Sep 2008 , 11:31pm
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Thanks for your reply. The Snoopy is big enough to fit on a 10" cake, covering a good portion of the cake. But he is not terribly thick.

Thank you again! Anybody else?

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kakeladi Posted 21 Sep 2008 , 12:25am
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If it's going on a b'cream cake I';d wait until just b efore pickup....since you say he's not thick it might begin to soften or bleed.

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