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    Sprinkle a little happiness wherever you go Hils's Avatar
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    Altering embossed tins?

    This may be a silly question, but how do you alter a tin that has something embossed on it (eg the name of the product or manufacturer) without that embossing showing through?

    I've got a lovely little Altoids mint tin that I want to alter, pref with inks, but I don't want the name to show.....
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    Handbag, shoe and choco - holic! Bluemoonjules's Avatar
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    Get the hammer out??

    I was thinking the same thing about my Werthers milk churn, actually.
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    Sprinkle a little happiness wherever you go Hils's Avatar
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    Knowing me if I did this I'd do more harm than good
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    stick something over it? like a chipboard embellie or something?
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    Frustrated Scrapper - there's never enough weekend TopCat76's Avatar
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    I've just covered a fox's mint tin that was embossed.. i covered it with BG which seems to have done the trick.. maybe cover it with card stock and then ink etc...?

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    Could you use polyfiller type thing then sand it down for a smooth finish before covering??

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    What about that paint that dries like handmade paper? You can apply it thick or thin

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