5/32" Clear No Days Glaze

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5/32 Clear No Days Glaze
$16.95 USD
Item# 8363
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Product Features

  • Seal and strengthen leaded stained glass without cement
  • Strengthens when heated to 150º F
  • Face measures 5/32"
  • Three 6 foot clear pieces per pack
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Product Description

No Mess! No Toxic Fumes!
Seal and strengthen leaded stained glass without cement - in two minutes flat! Simply insert No Days Glaze into came, insert the glass and heat to 150 degrees to seal. Includes instructions. 18 feet total. For helpful hints and step-by-step instructions, click "View User Manual". Also for a video tutorial click on "View Product Videos"

Seen in first image below are black, pewter and clear No Days Glaze in the workshop.

Set-up is easy! See images below.
Step 1. Insert the No Days Glaze into the came. Press glass against the surface of the No Days Glaze.
Step 2. Heat glass using a heat gun where the glass meets the came.
Step 3. When the glass is heated, press the glass into the No Days Glaze to allow it to form to all three sides of the glass and came surfaces.
Step 4. Allow glass to briefly cool while you begin to work on your next piece.

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  •   LOVE IT
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Pros : Very easy to use. Heat it up with a heat gun and DONE!
Cons : Try not to cut longer than your came piece, otherwise if it is sticking out at all it will ooze out and be a glue blob you can not get rid of
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Pros : fast, easy, no mess, you can choose to affix the came as you go or all at the end once your product it put together, no special equipment required except for an inexpensive heat gun.
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : I have been doing stained glass for several years and tried No Days Glaze for the first time last week. This product is great! It worked perfectly the first time I tried it. It's fast, easy and no mess what so ever as in the cement/whiting method . I'm not sure what the other reviewer was referring to about the glue showing. I had no problem at all with it oozing. As I mentioned earlier, it worked perfectly the very first time I tried it. I absolutely love this product! I will never go back to using cement/whiting.
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