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Universal Crimper Burnisher

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Universal Crimper Burnisher
Universal Crimper Burnisher by Creator's
$29.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Crimp your foil and burnish your glass with one motion
  • Comfortable foam grip
  • Very user friendly!
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Product Description

A must-have tool!
Create soldered art fast with this simple and efficient tool that will speed up your foiling! Easily crimp your foil and burnish your glass in one simple motion. The comfortable foam grip keeps your hands from getting sore, so you can keep creating. A great multifunctional tool for stained glass work! 

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