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2" Fiber Strip - 12 Feet

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2 Fiber Strip - 12 Feet
$22.95 USD
Item# 92819
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Product Features

  • Convenient 2" wide strip are ideal for lining dam molds
  • Continuous 144" strip can be cut to any length - no more waste
  • 1/8" thick fiber holds up well during firing

Product Description

Pre-cut strips of 1/8" thick fiber paper are ideal for lining your dam molds and pattern bar molds including Hot Brix, Fire Damz and stainless steel rings. 2" wide x 12' long (144 inches) strips can be cut to any custom length - eliminating waste. In addition to lining dam molds, fiber strips are a convenient size for cutting designs to make ornaments, or to create openings in slide pendants and keep fusible bails from closing during firing. Strip is hand cut and may have a slight variance to the straight edges.

Bas-relief ornaments created by artist George Ayars.

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Pros : The strips I received on Sept 2013 were straight and ready to use. Very durable. Saves me time and money!
Cons : Should have ordered three times what I did. Hesitated based on previous review. I did not have any problems.
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  •   Great fiber strips
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Pros : These are a great value for the money - straight edges and unlike other fiber paper I have used they are durable. I have found I can reuse some up to four times.
Cons : None that come to mind.
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Pros : Very useful as more then just a damn wall. I love cutting out shapes and symbols with a craft knife and firing glass over them to give a wonderful 3D effect.
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Other Thoughts : Wish this came in a 3" size.
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