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  • Info About Creation Is Messy Rods

    Info About Creation Is Messy Rods

    By Janet Parkhurst

    INFO ABOUT CREATION IS MESSY RODS We feel very fortunate to be able to stock CiM rods.  It has become harder to affordably offer hot glass.  Happy to say we...

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  • TIPS AND WORK AROUNDS

    TIPS AND WORK AROUNDS

    By Janet Parkhurst

    Can't keep your foil under control?  Here is an idea! Of course, you can use a foil dispenser.   Copper Foil Dispenser – Stained Glass Express It helps if you bag...

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  • Solder Dust and Fumes

    Solder Dust and Fumes

    By Janet Parkhurst

    This info all comes from Stellar Technical Products.  It has been edited to remove the info not related to stained glass.   Solder is used in many industries from electronics and...

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  • SAFETY-Lead on Your Hands

    SAFETY-Lead on Your Hands

    By Janet Parkhurst

    CLEAN-ALL SOAP.  I am shamelessly saying you should buy this.  It is for your own good.  (I am old—I can say things like that).    https://www.stainedglassexpress.com/products/clean-all-heavy-metals-hand-and-body-soap?_pos=1&_psq=clean+all&_ss=e&_v=1.0 We were told to...

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  • Know Your Glass—Dichroic Glass

    Know Your Glass—Dichroic Glass

    By Admin Office

    Dichroic Glass is a multi-layered coated glass borrowed from the optics industry and NASA.  To create the coating Quartz Crystal, Titanium, Zirconium and other metal oxides are vaporized with an...

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  • GLASS ETCHING

    GLASS ETCHING

    By Admin Office

    Glass etching is really, really easy.  The most common is to use etch crème, which actually etches the surface slightly, leaving a frosty appearance.  It can be used for cabinet...

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  • WHICH GLASS MEDIUM?

    WHICH GLASS MEDIUM?

    By Admin Office

    When Stained Glass Express opened in 1988, we were literally a Stained-Glass Store.  We sold stained glass and the supplies that went with the copper foil method.  We were a...

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  • CUTTING GLASS

    CUTTING GLASS

    By Janet Parkhurst

    A glazier named Frank, once taught me to cut glass with scissors!  No kidding.  You have to do it under water and not have high expectations.  Go ahead try it...

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  • Foils

    Foils

    By Admin Office

    Why are there so many foils to pick from? There are different backings, different widths, different thicknesses, different surfaces and even a decorative choice and sheets!  There is a reason...

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