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Dirty Looie'Us Bead Release - 8 Uoz

Dirty Looie's Bead Release - 8 oz
Dirty Looie's Bead Release - 8 oz
Dirty Looie'Us Bead Release - 8 Uoz by Momka's Glass
$18.95 USD
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Product Description

Holds Glass Onto The Mandrel Like Mad
Dirty Looie's Bead Release formula is designed for heavy beadwork. By famous glass artist Lewis C. Wilson, his formula holds up against working very large beads for long stretches of time. It can be flame or air dried. Designed for both soft and hard glass, you can even create a large boro bead and work on it up to two hours in the flame.

Dirty Looie's cleans completely off. It leaves behind no resides, making it excellent for transparent beads and very thin holes. After annealing, simply remove excess bead release on the wire and place in water. After a few minutes the bead twists right off!

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Pros : It comes out real well
Cons : it pops of the mandrels or doesn't grip
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