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Magic Outlining Pen - Fine Point

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Magic Outlining Pen - Fine Point
$21.95 USD
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  • Write and draw easily on glass
  • Fine point pen tip
  • For use with liquid metal or enamels
  • Add unique accents to your art
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Product Description

Add elegant accents to your art
Use outlining pens to easily write and draw with Hanovia Liquid Metals, glass and enamels. Outlining pen has a regular point. Also available in regular point to establish detailed designs, helping you to create one of a kind art!

Delphi Tip: When you are ready to clean your pen tip we suggesting using turpentine. Then allow your pen tip to dry 24 - 48 hours. 

Projects are an example of detail drawings fired on glass. Fish Bowl by "Creative Designing: Innovative Glass Art." Necklace by Dianna Effner Porcelain Dolls, Inc. Hand painted bead by artist Brenda Miller. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

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  •   Finally a shiny gold firing pen that works!
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Pros : This pen does what it says...it is easy to write with and fires beautifully shiny on a full fuse. Haven't tried it on tac fuse yet. Tried MANY other pens that claimed to fire brilliant gold. This one is the best!
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