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Papyros Shelf Paper - 20-1/2" x 20-1/2" Sheet

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Papyros Shelf Paper - 20-1/2 x 20-1/2 Sheet
Papyros Shelf Paper - 20-1/2" x 20-1/2" Sheet by Techniglass
$5.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Sturdy, ceramic-based paper is specially formulated for glass fusing
  • Provides excellent glass/kiln shelf separation at temperatures up to 1600°F
  • No dust, no mess, easy to fold and dispose
  • Sheet measures 20-1/2" x 20-1/2"
  • Sold individually
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Product Description

Organic PAPYROS Kiln Shelf Paper is the gold standard - trusted, reliable, and unmatched in performance. There’s no mixing, no drying, no dust, and no mess. Just cut it to size, place it on your kiln shelf, and start firing. Each piece gives you a perfect release every time, keeping glass from sticking, even at full-fuse temperatures. Because it’s naturally porous, air moves freely to help prevent bubbles from forming between your glass and the shelf. The smooth surface protects your work from breaking or pulling apart and also helps extend the life of your kiln shelf. After firing, PAPYROS stays intact - no crumbling, no sweeping - just fold it up and toss it away. Clean, easy, and ready for your next creation. Available in a range of sizes for artists at every level.

Organic PAPYROS Kiln Shelf Paper is a ceramic-based paper specially formulated for glass fusing. It is ideal to for the majority of fusing projects up to 1600°F. PAPYROS provides excellent glass/kiln shelf separation. Sheet measures 20-1/2" x 20-1/2". Sold individually.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Great Paper
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Pros : I can get 2-3 uses out of this shelf paper if it is not disturbed between firings
Cons : be sure to use your safety gear when using shelf paper
Other Thoughts : I save any scraps to utilize for pocket vases and on the edges of molds when there may be an issue with edges.
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  •   Love this Stuff
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Pros : Lots cleaner to work with. slides right off when it's time to change to a new sheet without powder flying everywhere. Does last through more firings. leaves nice finish on glass.
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : Getting a floor model kiln in a couple weeks to augment my table top. Since it is WAY deeper, it will be nice to not have all the paper dust all over the place to clean out.
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Pros : Papyros paper lasts me thru 3, sometimes 4 firings most times. It does not get all powdery.
Cons : It does leave the bottom of the glass a bit rougher than thinfire paper.
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