1. Rolled the Tool Magic container (2 oz. I believe) in my hands to mix it up without getting bubbles (learned to do this for nail polish!)
2. Dipped the tools slowly in the goo, close to but not touching the joint, then removed slowly.
3. Placed on a glass to "hang" them to dry overnight.
Here's what it looked like when I was done:
I was very excited to use my "new" tools! They did NOT mar the wire anymore, UNLESS my tool sliped. After one use, though, you WILL notice that the Tool Magic coating is starting to wear in spots – nicks and scratches. Now I've used it two days... and most of the coating wore off on the round nose pliers. The flat surfaces on my other pliers seem to hold the Tool Magic coating much better, but there are still nicks and scratches... Worth my time? Meh.
Tool Magic Review: 3.5 / 10.
Seriously, get some sleep! Are you really up blogging at 6 AM?!
ReplyDeleteSo what is this tool magic stuff? Does it not leave residue on the jewelry if it's wearing off the pliers? Just curious!
Ha! I wrote that in the morning, but not THAT early! Yes, it can leave a slight residue on the jewelry, but it's nothing that you can't get off easily. I'm going to modify my posting, though, to talk about the recent happenings........
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