I haven't tried it, but it is my understanding that you use the powder form of it. You will use it in place of gum-tex as it does the same thing.
Stephanie214 used it on her shoe she posted. Maybe you can PM her--She is great and very helpful!
Im sorry if this sound silly... but would someone be able to tell me what these products are?
In oz im sure we use the same products but they just have a different name... or maybe they are products that we dont have here.. but i would love it if someone would be able to let me know
Thanks
Some recipes for flower paste or modelling paste ask for tragacanth, which is not easily found.One CCer said(don't remember who) that it could be substituted with CMC (carboxymethylcellulose).It can be bought as CMC, but she also said that Fixodent is CMC used for cleaning dentures.
My two cents.
http://www.fixodent.com/index.jsp
That address will take you to the fixodent web site. Fixodent is a brand of dental adhesive use to keep dental plates (False teeth) in place.
Stephanie214 used it on her shoe she posted. Maybe you can PM her--She is great and very helpful!
Hey Kim,
You are so sweet...the check is in the mail ![]()
Seriously, Fixodent is great added to MMF. Yes, it dries it faster and harder. You have to use the powder form (regular or super).
Here I have been trying to find Gumtex and have probably walked past this stuff during one of my HUNDRED trips to Wallymart... go figure......
Thanks for the great info! ![]()
Is there a formula or ratio for the mixture?
is it edible with the fixodent in it???
Wouldn't recommend eating it or covering the cake. This is only used for making decorations that need to be hard
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is it edible with the fixodent in it???
It's no more or no less edible with Fixodent. IMHO, gumpaste is one of those things that IS edible, but who'd want to???? Fixodent is just CMC with flavoring. It's a gum used in a lot of commercial applications...gravies, baked goods. Lots of things. We're most familiar with it when it's disguised as Tylose. It makes rock hard gumpaste, and many people use it to make fondant stronger. I've only used it in gumpaste and it DOES make it hard! Not sure how hard the fondant gets. But, yeah...you CAN eat it, if you're into hard, crunchy sugar. It imparts a decided minty flavor and fragrance. Not a bad one...but it is definitely there.
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