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Glass Enameling Deluxe Kit

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Glass Enameling Deluxe Kit
Price $299.95
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  • Convenient kit helps get you started with Delphi instructors' must-haves for glass enameling.
  • Create custom designs on included glass tiles, perfect for back splashes, coasters and more.
  • Use the included enamel sifters and detail brush to add colorful detail to your art.
  • Versatile enamels work with both 90 and 96 COE glass.
  • A huge value - you get 30 oz each of 24 colors, enough enamel for many projects.
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Product Description

exclusive Add Color Designs with Enamels
Use enamels to add detailed color and shading effects to your next fused glass project. Get started by making glass enameled tiles, perfect for backsplashes, coasters and more. You can use these enamels with both 90 and 96 COE fusible glass. Delphi Exclusive

Kit Includes:

  • 24 Enamels for fusing - 30 gm each
  • Four 4-1/4" clear glass tiles - 90 COE
  • Thompson Klyr-Fire - 16 oz
  • Spritz bottle - 4 oz
  • Alundum stone, 220 grit
  • Sifters, 1/2" and 1-1/4"
  • Line Sifter, 1/16"
  • Spatula
  • Detail brush
  • Respirator
Note: Product selection may vary based on availability. Photo is just one example, quality will remain the same.

Finished tiles created by artist Rebecca Kerr. Bowl from Contemporary Glass Enameling book. Last project by artist Nancy Weisser of Weisser Glass Studios in Maryland.

Safety Tip: When using powdered enamels always wear a mask.

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  •   Great Starter Kit
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Pros : This kit has everything you need to get started enameling on glass. My enamel packet had the color name on it.
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  •   Confusing!
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Cons : The book pictured is not the book included in the kit. In addition, the correct book is listed as one of the items that is frequently bought together with this kit, so I went ahead and purchased it (from another vendor, where it was less expensive.) I now have two such books. To be fair, the correct book is listed in the item description, but the picture is very misleading. The enamels are in small plastic bags, with no identifying description other than a number. No manufacturer, no instructions.
Other Thoughts : I am looking forward to trying this kit, but with a little effort on Delphi's part it could be much easier to get started with enameling.
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