FA: Schauer and Blythe jewellery & glass fusing enamel...99c perounce

Schauer and Blythe jewellery & glass fusing enamel...99c per ounce

I'm offering 50 ounces of the above in mixed form and colors starting at
only $49.50 for the lot.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=8277939895

If you know your enamels this is a great bargain.

regards Sean

Sean wrote:
Schauer and Blythe jewellery & glass fusing enamel...99c per ounce

I'm offering 50 ounces of the above in mixed form and colors starting at
only $49.50 for the lot.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=8277939895

If you know your enamels this is a great bargain.

I know enamels should not have big lumps in them like I see in those
bags. I suppose you could re-grind and wash...

Did they get damp or something?

mbstevens wrote:
Sean wrote:
Schauer and Blythe jewellery & glass fusing enamel...99c per ounce

I'm offering 50 ounces of the above in mixed form and colors starting
at only $49.50 for the lot.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=8277939895

If you know your enamels this is a great bargain.

I know enamels should not have big lumps in them like I see in those
bags. I suppose you could re-grind and wash...

Did they get damp or something?



G'day MB, First can I ask a question?

If a I wanted to bake a multi color template showing the colors after
fusing would a standard kitchen oven or a hand held gas torch be
sufficient? I was thinking a copper sheet about 6" square.


The only colors with evident lumps are the green and forget me not
blue....the rest are perfectly dry.
This originally came in 4 pound paper bags (far from ideal packaging)
and was carefully transferred into clean glass coffee containers...but
obviously somewhere along the line the 2 questionable powders have
formed a few lumps.

Without trying to sound like a salesman the lumpy ones aint really as
bad as they look and break down very easily.....I just hate touching or
going near the stuff.