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1-1/4" Sifter For Enamels - 80 Mesh

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1-1/4 Sifter For Enamels - 80 Mesh
1-1/4" Sifter For Enamels - 80 Mesh by Thompson Enamel
$22.95 USD
Item# 75804   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Apply enamels evenly with this fine 80 mesh sifter
  • Durable plastic sifter cup with metal handle can be rinsed and reused over and over
  • Get even coverage fast - large 1-1/4" diameter sifter
  • Rub a pen along the texture of the metal handle to vibrate the sifter for consistent flow
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Product Description

This specially made tool is used to apply fine enamels. Lightweight plastic sifter features 80 mesh screen with a textured metal handle. For an even application, run a pen or small tool along the handle to gently vibrate the sifter. Designed for glass and metal enamels, this tool can be washed and reused over and over. 1-1/4" diameter sifter is ideal for coloring large areas evenly.

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