Teexpert Wood Burning Gel - 4OZ/125g Wood Burning Paste DIY Heat Sensitive Pyrography Wood Burning Marker Non-Toxic for Wood Arts - Drawing and Crafts Suitable for Artists and Beginners

Tried this paste for the first time on a wooden sign that wouldn't fit in my laser. It worked quite nicely! A little smelly but it doesn't linger after using the heat gun. Paste was easy to apply. The burning was evenly colored and looked like it was burned with a wood burning tool.

Well I think this turned out pretty good! My only problem was it took forever to darken. I didnt realize the cutting board would heat up all the way through so I put it on a pressing pillow. It's a small cutting board 6x9. I still think it's cute!

I was all excited to try this product on a YouTube recommendation. Bought it, tried it (and I'm no crafting slouch!) and all I can say is, "eh..." I'm not sure what it's supposed to be like fresh, but this batch was a sticky, mottled mass of gelatin. Tried it anyhow. What WOULD adhere to the wood darkened up in 2-3 minutes, but for fine detail, I wasn't impressed. It was like the lines 'bled' together - but only in the burning. instructions are vague and NO cleanup directions. I wasn't sure to use mineral spirits, acetone or just plain ol' water. Now I don't know what I've got nor any clue how to even make use of it. FAIL.UPDATE: TEEXPERT reached out to me to help. Their customer service was extremely helpful, imagined I got a bad batch, and sent me a replacement and made things right. Accolades to an expert customer service. AND apparently they were right, and the replacement product worked as described, like a charm. I wouldn't be happier with the product, the support and the whole experience. I would DEFINITELY highly recommend the wood burning gel and TEEXPERT as a vendor1

The media could not be loaded. This is the second time I've ordered this product. I Loved it the first time. It was a paste and the images I burned came out perfectly. This time it was Luke a liquid, as you will see in the video. It totally ruined the piece of wood that I was burning the image on, and the wood pieces are not cheap. I just opened it today, as I still had some of my first jar left, and wanted to have extra on hand for the holiday season. Now it's past the 30 day return window, and I'm stuck with something I can't use and the loss of the piece of wood that was for a gift tomorrow. I'll be looking for a different brand to use. Any suggestions? I will add that the first jar stayed in my craft bag in my car when temps were 100 degrees outside and never turned to liquid. So, if you open your jar and it is in liquid form, do not use it. It absorbs into your wood and looks like spilled ink. UPDATE!! I ordered another jar, hoping that this was a one time defective batch, but the new jar I received yesterday was liquid just like this one. I can't call the company's customer service because it is in China, so, if you order this product, be sure you check it immediately and don't wait until you are ready to open a new jar, like I did, (Missed my window to return it), I'll be returning the second jar I ordered, today. I'm so sad. The first jar worked so well, and now this and no way to speak to anyone about it.

This stuff isn't the easiest to use, but it is also the first one I have ever tried. Willing to keep trying to use it to see if its me or the product.

Looks ok but wouldn't call it a paste it's pretty running. Think could have been bit more product in container. Thought this product would come sealed but it wasn't. Did get little spreading tool and 2 cute small stencils though. So far happy with it.

This stuff worked very well in making signs with woodNo messy clean up and easy to apply and useNo odd smell and you don't have to use much

The paste was definitely odorless, which I really appreciated. It smoothed out in a thin, even layer with a squeegee as the instructions noted, but the burn just was not even. It said to heat for 1-2minutes which I did over every area of my large design. Even with that, some parts of my burning are still completely orange. The image is still visible, which is nice, but its not quite as simple as other pyrography pens or home made pastes have been for me in terms of final product.I will say, the paste is nicer in that it doesn't bleed under the stencils (or really anywhere at all) which keeps the design super precise, it just doesn't mean a whole lot when the design is spotty.Hoping I can figure out a better way to use it!