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Glassline pens are a lining and shading material for glass and are simple in design, easy to use and can be thinned with water.

Use with the tip set for accurate drawing and writing, or simply use exactly like paints, applying with a brush.

The pens may be applied between multiple layers of glass or on the top surface for a complex dimensional look.

The pens may also be sprayed to create subtle shading variations.

Compatible with most types of glass including float, CoE90 and CoE96. Glassline pens fire to a full fuse temperature of 790ºC to 820ºC.

Glassline paints are lead free and food safe.

2oz Bottle.

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Kate Gibson

These are so easy to work with and give great results. They remind me of using Rotring pens at school. The colours will blend if you do not leave one colour to dry before using another. I wanted a cartoon like finish with clear definition between colours.

I am very impatient and use an hot air stripper (My husband had one in the garage) to speed up the drying process.... I found this much more effective and less prone to crackling than using a hairdryer.

The pens look much better between to pieces of glass but used on the top layer and below add depth to the piece.

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Sonia Niquet

Well, finely got plenty of colors at the end of the year, I look forward to the different mix of colors and patterns that can be created with these fluid pens!

Well done Warm Glass, as ever!

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Sonia Niquet

I was thinking of getting these pens a good while ago... got a few colors first to try them on, it turned out beautiful on a pendant drawing for a piece of glass jewlery, l absolutely love the several effects you can get from this material and the colors!

Gonna get the whole set now to create more and more!

Thank you, Warm Glass, for your perfect service, as usual!

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Lisa Cheung

Got this set for while and still live it very much. Thank you

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Su Spain

very flexible . I have used them on their own and in conjunction with bullseye glass fusions, to make lovely 3D pictures which have the look of watercolours and acrylics

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