Would this get hot enough to loosen up window glaze?
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It's hot enough to fry the electronics on a phone (not a mistake I made), so my guess is yes... but I cannot confirm that. For the price, it's worth a shot! :)
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as long as you have a window to exhaust the hot air out of the room,using the window kit.works well.
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I'm pretty sure it can. I used mine to cement together 2300 degree insulating firebrick. I think the label says 3000 or so, but I haven't gotten mine that hot. Beware, the pic on Amazon shows the 1-gallon size, and doesn't specify a volume. When I got my 1/2 gallon, I complained, & they sent another. The best deal I got was from Do-it-best, with free ship to store, but you have to have 1 in driving distance; if not, just buy enough from Amazon to get free shipping.
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I would not try it close to the burner . And sanding smooth on the glass surface may be difficilt
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Of course! I just wouldn't put it on any type of glass that emits heat....like the bioethonol fireplaces in glass etc. And also on Windows that are exposed to a lot of sun.........the plastic sticker may crack with the various types of Thermal excursions cold, hot, humid etc.
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no. it gets too hot for the glass. It can break your stovetop glass. Same with cast iron pots.
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I used it on the glass top with no problem. I did not put it to high heat though. I loved using it with salmon and chicken so it doesn't need to be at the high side of hot to work well.
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I would give it a try. It should do it's job of diffusing the heat of a glass top range I use mine on a propane stove.
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Not sure of the tip but certainly hot enough for light stain glass work...but I suggest you check the temp of the S>G> solder to ensure the temp is on the Solder Station...
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I agree with the other answer, that the product could do very well on your mosaic table. Do mix -- and mix some more -- before pouring the glaze. It is self-leveling, and the only problem you might have is run-off at the edges if there are little "grout valleys". The heat gun sounds like a good idea.
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I can't tell you for sure since it depends on whether you have a light-reducing coating on your windows... but... that being said... if you have a "normal, clear window" it should heat up about as well as it would if it was setting outside... another couple of things to consider are whether the window has any framing that might also reduce the amount of pure sunshine hitting it, or... if the window direction may limit the amount of time that it gets direct sun each day... my guess is... you're probably ok as long as you give it direct sun for several hours, without anything to shade it... Hope that helps!
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I wouldn't. The heat is localized and unless you have a reostat, you cannot control the temperature, which could lead to melting.
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No - pretty sure the directions specifically state not to. Designed for single or double paned windows. Long list of types of glass not to use it on was included. As a side note - it seems to heat the surface of the window some - so I would worry about it propagating cracks or chips as well.
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Will, if the window is already fogged up this heater wouldn't defogg the window. This little heater doesn't have much power.
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I don't think it would work in this application. a fan would work to remove the moisture from the windows.
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Sorry, Seniorita. This would not be a good choice for a home oven. It needs to heat to over 1800 degrees to be an effective glaze. Perhaps you could check with Fimo people for advice on oven-fired glazes. Good luck with your creative endeavors.
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I Use This Product For Candle Making And Homemade DIY Products And Trust Me The Heat Gets Very High. I Would Expect You Would Have No Trouble...