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Fireworks Kiln Wash - 1 Lb

Fireworks Kiln Wash - 1 lb
Fireworks Kiln Wash - 1 lb

Fireworks Kiln Wash - 1 Lb by Diamond Tech

$12.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Protect your shelves and molds with kiln wash
  • High temperature resistant for minimal sticking
  • Resealable plastic tub for easy storage
  • Sold in economical 1 lb. packages

Product Description

High temperature wash prevents glass from sticking to kiln shelves and molds. Apply with Haik brush. 1 lb.

Delphi Tip: For the perfect consistency mix 4 parts water to 1 part wash.

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Pros : This Fireworks Kiln Wash works great and is easy to use. You can mix up a large batch and just store in a jar for future use. Just stir it up well again and start painting!
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Pros : ease application and scrap off shelf
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Other Thoughts : shelf paper is faster to use but usually costs more than kiln wash
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