Wish I could help but thats a hard on .... Good Luck!
I would try wetting it with water...
but I have once tried some sort of glaze once that I used on some gumpaste rose leaves but I'm sorry I don't remember the name. If you go to a cake supplier they should definitely have something they can sell you.
I would definately not wet it, it will begin to melt into an un-saveable mess. Been there, cussed that! If you want it to look "shiny" you can steam the fondant I have even used my regular iron on steam setting. The thing you need to know about steaming is that it does not stay shiny for longer than a couple of hours. Another option for the "shiny" look is using a food laquer but it is hard to find if you do not have an actual cake supply store. It is not available in any craft stores I have been to. If you have some time to order something online check out chefrubber.com they are based here in Las Vegas so I'm lucky enough to shop there but the do have a lot of stuff available online.
If you are trying to make the bottle look like glass, I'm not 100% sure I'm making a glass coke bottle starting tomorrow. I'm planning on air brushing a greenish blue color for the bottle above the liquid and possibly some white accent, so I'll let you know if I'm sucessful (cross your fingers). Hope this helps!
You can mix 1 part vodka (mod edited) with 1 part clear corn syrup. Paint it on with a brush. It will look just like a shiny glass bottle and it won't be sticky. Just be sure you do not have any shortening on your fondant because it will bead up. So easy and no mess.
OMG! I did not mean to say 1 part water. I meant to say 1 part VODKA with 1 part corn syrup! Please disregard the previous I posted, I'm just tired.
1 part VODKA + 1 part clear corn syrup = awesome glassy shine.
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