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August 8th 03, 02:28 PM
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rub on transfers
I purchased some rub on transfers with the thought of making some trivets
out of ceramic tile and also to decorate a wooden stool. How do I make them more durable? thanks. please also respond to 
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August 11th 03, 12:01 AM
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"Ginger" wrote in message ... I purchased some rub on transfers with the thought of making some trivets out of ceramic tile and also to decorate a wooden stool. How do I make them more durable? thanks. You might try adding a coat of Delta PermEnamel clear. I've used it over waterslip decals and it works really well. Leslie please also respond to
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