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Complete Mask Making Kit

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Complete Mask Making Kit
$594.95 USD
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Item# 41122  
Item ships within approximately 4 weeks.
Special Order Item: This is a non-stock item ordered specially for you. Approximate shipment date is subject to change based on manufacturer availability. There are no cancellations on orders once they are placed and this item is non-returnable.
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Product Features

  • Create your own custom high-quality sandcarving masks
  • Works with any vector-based design software
  • Has everything you need to get started!
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Product Description

Take your glass to the next level with our Basic Mask Making Kit. Create your own high-quality sandcarving masks. Use any vector-based program like Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW or Inkscape to print your art. 3mm sheets are perfect for fine detailed artwork.

Kit Includes:

  • Letralite Unit
  • 5 Photoresist Film Sheets - 3mm
  • 5 Photoresist Film Sheets - 4mm
  • 5 Photoresist Film Sheets - 5mm
  • 25 InkJet Film Sheets
  • 15 Cover Paper Sheets
  • Washout Hose
  • Washout Board
  • Wire Wheel Brush
  • Blasting Tape
  • Plastic Burnisher
  • Instruction Booklet
The Photoresist Film Sheets measuring 8.5" x 14" are wrapped in the Lectralite UV Exposure Unit. The 110/220 dual voltage unit provides uniform exposure over an 11" x 14" area using a 15 watt black fluorescent light bulb. The now fully exposed sheet is placed on the 9" x 16" Washout Board with magnetic strips and gently sprayed using the Washout Hose. The hose assembly easily connects to any standard faucet in seconds and a swivel fitting ensures the 4 foot hose won't bind while spraying a 4 inch wide fan of water through the brass nozzle at 45-55 psi.

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Pros : You can make designs professional, consistent, and precise.
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : I bought it because I was contracted to do a donor wall. Since then, I have found myriad ways to use it in my work. It's one of my favorite toys.
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