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Corey:
You can get Moretti Sheets at http://www.arrowsprings.com/html/moretti.html. I've used Arrowsprings before for my rods and really like the service!

Post a pic when you finish your project
Kim

Ellen: Wow!! I'd probably say more, but, can't get my mouth off the floor!! Excellent!!
Kim

Dan:
Thank you for clarifying. I am going to put that on my "gotta try list"
thanks
Kim

Dani:
What is liquid white paper? I am assuming by the conversation it is a type of paper one can get at office depot?
thanks
Kim

Cindy:
oohhh I like it! I'm with Amy, love to see it with light through it.
Kim

Carol:
that was a great idea!
Kim

Phil:
Did you build this yourself? Wow! Impressive! What are the firing dimensions? I am totally green with envy!!
Kim

Alecia:
I like that idea!!
Kim

Carol:
Very nice. I also liked your "knife".
Kim

Steve:
I use glass tac. Never get a film after firing. It dries slowly. You can get the glass tac through BE.
Kim

Geri:
Love the whole Ancient series. I love bright bold colors. Firebird is fabulous!!! Looks as if you could just reach into it!
thanks for sharing
Kim

Hi Pat: You can purchase the etch creme at any hobby store, got mine at Micheals. Sorry, can't remember the brand name. I pour the solution straight from the bottle into a tupperware container. Then I place my glass in the container and leave sit for 10 minutes or so. Then I remove, wash and dry. We...

Brad:
Just wanted to say great article you wrote for the batch insert in Glass Craftsman.

For those of you who have been asking drop ring/mold questions the last week - you should really get this article.

Geri:
Do you have the drop ring shown on your site? Would love to see it in color

Kim

I dip my saw cut pieces in etch bath for 10 minutes - wash throughly then apply super spay and fire away - they always come out nice.

AZ
glad your having a good time! kiln forming is very addictive.
You do NOT pre-fire thinfire. I use the thinfire all the time. Love it!! You'll really notice a difference in the backside of your piece using thinfire instead of firing directly on the shelf or using fiber paper.
Kim

Carolyn:
Would you email me information on the glass guild please? kim@glassaddict.com I forgot about Art Glass House, they are wonderful, however, your first order does have to $1,000.00. But, they have EVERYTHING!
Kim

Thanks Cindy!!

Hi Kim, I live 20 miles south of Tampa. Not to many places to get supplies - however here are some links of places you can try. http://www.originalsinglass.com/ Lisa does beautiful fused sinks http://www.glasscrafters.com/ If you go to glasscrafters take time to head to St. Armands Circle - beautifu...

Mali:

I do not change my kiln wash until it starts to chip off - I can get several firings before having to "re wash". You'll definitly see when it needs to be redone.

Kim

Cindy:
I have been wanting to try this also - I have one question, okay this might be elementary but here goes - how do you get the sand back out of the kiln???

I am assuming you'd just use a wet vac?

perplexed girl
Kim