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February 8th 07, 03:57 PM
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Fusing Question - decals, glassline pens, fusible papers
Hi, all!
Curious if anyone has used and/or has knowledge of the chemistry of the current flood of fusible decals, papers and "pens". As far as the fusible pens, I have assumed (maybe unfairly?) that they are probably something like Klyr-fire and enamels neatly packaged for our convenience. I am mystified regarding both the decals and papers. From what I have read they can be embedded into any COE glass. So I look to my glass gurus for enlightenment. Thanks in advance. Lori 
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