Kellie Chasse Fine Art: Don't dare to try Resin because of a Blow Torch?

Thursday, June 29, 2017

Don't dare to try Resin because of a Blow Torch?

I know some of you are interested in the Resin Course but may be a bit scared to try resin because of the Blow Torch.

I use this simple little butane refillable torch - it's a bit like a lighter but with more power!

We had a few friends over the other night for a Fire Pit and I pulled out my little torch to start the fire and my friends hubby was like - "What's that, I need one!"

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They are pretty simple to use and refillable, but if it makes you a bit nervous you can always use one of those long reach lighters.

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Don't dare to try Resin because of a Blow Torch?

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