Ive seen quite a few people use confectioners glaze to make things lovley and shiny, and seen in lots of posts how people have used it 
So i decided i would try it out for my self so i went to my local cake supply shop, Bought some, i think it cost about £6 (uk)
It wasnt till i got home and read the small print that reads
'Warning . . Flammable!!! do not ingest and incase of contact to eyes rinse with water and seek medical attention'
Safe to say i havent used it on anything, although i did laugh when i read it . . i thought it was supposed to be edible :/
the label reads 'Confections Glaze', and i didnt realise there was more than one product???
Any Proff's out there got a better idea than i have?? Cause im flabbergasted at it
sounds like you have bouof laquer used to gloss wood or something? did you go to a specialty supply shop? i diubt you would find confectiners glaze anywhere else, clear pipping gel works to apparently
sounds like you have bouof laquer used to gloss wood or something? did you go to a specialty supply shop? i diubt you would find confectiners glaze anywhere else, clear pipping gel works to apparently
Yup i went to my local cake supply store, its the only one in my town , she makes cakes but also sells alot of stuff. . . Its definately Confectioners glaze, it says so on the bottle!!! does smell a bit whiffy like lol!!!
think il just stick to using Vokda lol
you have the right stuff (smells like finger nail polish remover?). i use a mixture 50% of the glaze with 50% glaze thinner and i dip gumpaste foliage into it. i particularly like to use it on gumpaste ivy, bittersweet, rose leaves, and hypericum. those are items that you don't really eat anyway, they're more for decoration and display purposes.
that what i presume it must be for decoration pieces only. . just laughed when i read the bottle !! litterally Lol''ed!
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