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| Stained Glass • Fusing • Mosaics • Classes |
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II.2 Complete Blade and Parts Kit Quantity: 3 |
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Mini Beetle Bits Cutting System Quantity: 3 |
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Stars Ornament Casting Mold Quantity: 3 |
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10" x 16" Wissmach Twilight Opal Streaky Quantity: 4 |
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7/32" Delphi Superior Silver Backed Foil - 1.25 Mil Quantity: 2 |
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| joined: | Dec 07, 2007 |
| location: | oakmont, PA US |
| display name: | ailismh |
3380 E. Jolly RdLansingMI48910
(800) 248-2048
October 20, 2012
I bought your beautiful texture molds. I fired them a few times with good results. Now it is time to reapply kiln wash. When I fired last, the wash came off on my glass. How do I get what is left of the kiln wash off of my mold? I have been scraping for days. Due to the textured nature of the butterfly, holly and dragonfly molds I cant use my regular sander. Any suggestions? I have been using a thin "scalpel" like tool to scrape into the grooves. It is very tedious. I even soaked them in water for a few days, but that barely removed anything. Would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks