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Bullseye GlasTac Firing Glue - 32 OZ

Bullseye GlasTac Firing Glue - 32 OZ
Bullseye GlasTac Firing Glue - 32 OZ
Bullseye GlasTac Firing Glue - 32 OZ by Bullseye Glass Co.
$51.95 USD
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Item# B8232   In Stock
  • Lightly holds pieces together before kiln firing
  • Large 32oz bottle

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Product Description

Can't Live Without It
A little goes a long way! Just adding a small dab of Bullseye GlasTac it lightly tacks glass pieces in place prior to firing. Readjusting your glass is easy with this slow drying glue. Its organic colorant lets you see where you've put the glue on clear glass, but it burns out in the kiln. Comes in a large 32oz bottle.

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Pros : This glue is nothing short of awesome! Yes, it does take a while to set up, but that isn't a bad thing at all! Using just a little bit is the key, don't squirt a large amount on your piece as you will find that the pieces just 'swim around' until the glue is dry. I will never try anything else! I do not have a haze ever from this glue. This stuff is the best!
Cons : This does not set up immediately, so that may be a con for some. I, however, do not find it to be a con and personally like the flexibility it offers.
Other Thoughts : This stuff does what it says it's going to do, it burns off! That's so important when you are talking about the impact it has on the look of your finished piece!
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  •   Essential
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Pros : A fusing staple, it is best used for frit and small pieces of glass. It is easy to use and a little goes a long way. It is slow to dry, and burns off cleanly, so if you do reposition a piece you usually do not have to clean re-clean the glass every time you move a piece.
Cons : It is not a strong adhesive, which is both good and bad: it's easy to change your mind and remove a piece long after it has dried, but if used on larger pieces, particularly around the edges of a piece, the bond is lost by a very slight jostling, such as the mere process of putting the piece in the kiln.
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