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Step 4: Use of Goldrush Pen on Glass
It is important to keep your glass free of oil and from your
fingers in order to have a clean surface to write
on.
You can easily add real gold accents to fused
glass jewelry or ceramic art using the Ferro Goldrush, gold paint pen.
They apply like a felt tip marker and are compatible will any
COE glass.
Tip: Read
our Tips
and Tricks Instructions for more details on use. It
is important to note that when applying to any colored or
clear glass, it is diffictult to see so you may want to
create a paper template and fill in with the
pen.
Fire on top of or between layers to 1050F -
1150F (bonds at 1112 degrees F)
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Step 5: Firing your Fusible Glass Decals
This
project used the HI FIRE Glass Decals. Ramp up your
kiln slowly while vented, until your reach 1,000 °F,
then close your kiln and fire according the the full
fusing schedule below.
Ramping slowly is much better than a quick fire to allow
plenty of time for burn off and venting.
HOT
GLASS TIPS (for Decals):
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Keep your decals stored in a dry place on their side and
not on top of one another.
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Keep your Hi Fire Glass Decals and your Low Fire Glass
Decals separately stored, perhaps in well marked
envelopes.
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Mark each envelope with the colors/types as well.
Example: Gold - Low Fire Glass Decals,
Platinum - High Fire Glass Decals, etc.
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Step 6: Place into Kiln Using Fingers around outer edges
of the fusible glass project or better yet wear latex
gloves, pick up and place the project on the kiln shelf
paper/shelf. Leave a minimum of 1/2"
(13 mm) space between each project to ensure they do not
touch and fuse together.
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Step 7: Kiln Firing Process- Full Fuse
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