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Papyros Shelf Paper Craft Roll - 20-1/2" x 82 Feet

Papyros Shelf Paper Craft Roll - 20-1/2" x 82 Feet by Techniglass
Price $249.95
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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
  • Roll measures 20-1/2" wide x 82 feet long
  • No dust, no mess, easy to fold and dispose


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. Craft Roll measures 20-1/2" wide x 82 feet long.

 

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