Can You Really Burn a Charcuterie Board with Torch Paste? Find Out Now!

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What You'll Need:
Wood to burn on amzn.to/432BKSl
Fine Sandpaper (optional) amzn.to/430Otoo
Stencils amzn.to/45toW91
Torch Paste or other wood burning gel amzn.to/3ori0bQ
Heat Gun amzn.to/3q6uK8f
Paint Brush
Mini Squeegee amzn.to/3IDgWZw
Tape
Finishing Oil (optional) amzn.to/3pZHKMO

[@vdealeo]

I recently made my first board and after applying heat i got a raised bumpy area on the board that wasn't there before. It was completely flat when I started. Any idea why this would happen?

[@williammc63]

Do you ever get light spots that don't burn in as dark as the rest?

[@TalktotheHandsBK]

I did but I think that had to do with my application of the torch paste.

[@danagidge6515]

How do u clean it after to use for food ?

[@TalktotheHandsBK]

I wash mine with warm water a dish soap. Every so often, when the wood is looking a little dull, I re-apply my food safe finishing oil. This helps prolong the life of the board.

[@Sifu369]

Anyone test the difference in burn paste and flux? I have tons of flux in the shop and the burn paste is way too expensive.

[@TalktotheHandsBK]

That’s a great question! I have not tried flux but I will look into it!