Freaky Tie Dye DichroMagic Decal Paper

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Freaky Tie Dye DichroMagic Decal Paper
$15.95 USD
Item# 15383
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  • Unique waterslide decal paper is easy to use
  • Use layered between glass or on top
  • Bright dichroic colors are sure to make your project pop
  • Includes a single piece measuring 2-3/4" x 8-1/2" or 4-1/2" x 5-1/2"

Product Description

Dichroic Decal Paper Makes Creating Intricate Designs Easy!
Designing with dichroic has never been easier - simply cut any shape with scissors or decorative craft punches and apply like a decal! The intense colors and vivid metallic shine of DichroMagic Dichroic can be layered between thin glass to build depth, or even fired on top for accents that really pop. Compatible with any COE, so you can use the same Dichroic Decal Paper for all your fused creations. Sheet measurements may vary. Each sheet will be equivelent to 1/4 of an 8-1/2" x 11" sheet. Sheet may measure 4-1/2" x 5-1/2" or 2-3/4" x 8-1/2".

To Use:

  1. Cut or punch designs from Dichroic Decal Paper.
  2. Soak Dichroic Decal in distilled water for 30 to 60 seconds (until decal begins to slide easily away from backing paper).
  3. Slide Dichroic Decal gently onto glass. Float decal on water until positioned as desired on project.
  4. Gently press center of Dichroic Decal down, swipe outward toward edges to remove air bubbles. Pat dry with a paper towel or soft cloth.
  5. Allow Dichroic Decals to dry completely before stacking glass layers or firing.
  6. Fire to a maximum of 1500°F for best results.
Shown below are a decorative plate featuring un-capped Dichroic Decal Paper, and a cabochon featuring capped Dichroic Decal Paper by artist Kayleigh Clark. Step-by-step images courtesy of Austin Thin Films.

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Fun to fuse with
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Pros : Fun to use. I use a craft punch to punch out my shape and full fuse on top of glass.
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Pros : This is great to use either on top of or between layers of glass! It is easy to cut or punch and screams to be played with.
Cons : Someone had told me that she had problems with using it. I suspect she didn't fire at the right temperature. I went up to 1350, but one really doesn't know the best temp. to use.
Other Thoughts : At 1350, it is a high fire product, like other slide paper. Can be used with any COE. The colors were vivid after firing, but I would have liked to know the best temp to use. Not enough info given.
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