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Fuseworks Kiln Liner - 4 Pieces

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Fuseworks Kiln Liner - 4 Pieces
Fuseworks Kiln Liner - 4 Pieces by Diamond Tech
$9.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Specifically designed for use with Fuseworks Microwave Kiln
  • Protects kiln; keeps glass from sticking
  • One time use - includes four sheets of kiln paper
  • Translates to a smooth finish on back of fired projects
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Product Description

Designed Specially For The Fuseworks Kiln
Fuseworks Kiln Paper prevents the glass from sticking to the base of the kiln. The smooth surface of the kiln paper translates to a smooth finish on the back of fired projects. One time use.

Package contains: Four 5-5/8" x 5-5/8" sheets

Step-by-Step

  1. Cut to fit the base of Fuseworks Microwave Kiln
  2. Layer glass on top of paper
  3. Cover with kiln lid and fuse

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Pros : The only compatible paper with microwave kiln!
Cons : The texture is a bit rough, the ready piece needs to be polished
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