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Aviva


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The shine remover?  I notice it just works for a very small amount of time.  Is this just for like pictures.  Sometimes the fingertips will get a little shine.  Not like when you do the baby...it's after you are done with your photoshoot.  Rubbing the vinyl  just shines it right up nice and spiffy doesn't it?  arg..



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The superior shine remover is supposed to be permanent I thought. Did you bake it just like the other genesis paints? I know that some have used the Mr Clean sponge on those repeating shiny spots. You might want to give one a try?

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I couldn't find anywhere that it was suppose to be heated...is it?  Maybe that's why it only works for a little bit.  dang.  I've tried searching for that answer and they just said to run it in and don't put no more...presto...it's suppose to work...well...it must come right off.

I have another question Pat,  On those inner glow babies....it says they wear 0-3 mo and are 22 inches long...is that talking about Zoe and Missy?  It didn't seem to say one or the other..just 'your inner glow baby will be about 22 inches long"  Well the missy head I have would look dorky on a 22 inch baby...lol...sorry...I just have a hard time trying to figure their dexcriptions out.  Thank you...I have Mr. Clean hanging around here.  It does work...temp...just like the permanent shine remover does lol



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Yes Viv, all of the heat-set paints are supposed to be heated, including glazing gel, shine remover, etc. Only the air dry glaze isn't heated.

On the inner glows... only the 22" wear the 0-3 mos clothes. Zoe & Missy are smaller and wear preemie clothes (they are 19").

Is that Mr Clean comment about the shine remover heated or not heated? lol

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