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Re: Glue for fused work

Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2014 2:28 pm
by loricrawford
This was great information. I just read about hair spray yesterday and was going to ask if anyone used it. :D

Re: Glue for fused work

Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2018 8:56 am
by lbailey
Raising this old thread from the dead...

In the past I used a clear paste for children's workshops that we held off site. Simple projects with accessory glass that was stuck on 2 layer pre-fired tiles (using this paste) and transported back to my shop for firing. I got it from a store that did not label it and they have closed. It was pretty cheap and I suspect it was some form of CMC? Consistency of mayo, clear and odorless. Burned off with no hazing or devit, held projects together pretty well if you kept them fairly level. Really liked it.

I am out and need to make some, any suggestions? Thanks

Re: Glue for fused work

Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2018 12:38 pm
by jim simmons
White rain extra hold from the dollar store. After this stuff dries, you can build a house with it.
The other Jim

Re: Glue for fused work

Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2018 12:44 pm
by lbailey
Yes, familiar with the hairspray option and have used it. But this gel/paste works for us with the kids because we can spread it on the tile (with a plastic putty knife), lay it down so the student can place and adjust their design pieces on top. Even without drying it holds the frit, stringer, etc., in place while transporting back to the shop for firing. Kinda like peanut butter but a bit thinner/looser.......

Re: Glue for fused work

Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2018 12:11 am
by JestersBaubles
I use CMC sometimes as glue -- works great. Mix it up to your desired consistency and enjoy ;).

Dana W.