Hello Everyone,
I have recently fully fused white and grey powder onto a layer of clear glass and ended up with a smooth, nice surface. After sandblasting the piece I noticed two small holes (a little over 1 mm in diameter). The holes do not go all the way through, only through the powder part. The layer of glass behind the powder is intact. I was wondering if there is anything I could use (silicon?) to fill the holes without refiring. They really bother me… Your input is much appreciated.
Cristina
Tiny holes after sandblasting
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Re: Tiny holes after sandblasting
You probably trapped air and got bubbles that you blasted through. I think you should add powder and refire. If the piece is not that important break it apart and use the pieces to create another piece.
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Re: Tiny holes after sandblasting
And you could consider a long bubble squeeze in the 650C - 677C range to assist the powder to settle.
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