1/2" Enamels Sifter

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1/2 Enamels Sifter
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  • 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 1/2" diameter sifter
  • Rub a pen along the texture of the metal handle to vibrate the sifter for consistent flow

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 enameling, this tool can be washed and reused over and over. 1/2" Sifter can be used for coloring large areas or adding shading to your enamel designs.
 

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