This tool is one that many encaustic painters cannot do without. It is used for heating and fusing encaustic paints without touching the surface. This gun features a 1 in. nozzle opening, dual fan speed, as well as an adjustable temperature dial for better control.

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Would a heat gun like this be good to dry the paint on glasses (like wine glasses for example)?

- Asked by kala on 13-Feb-14

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We do not recommend using a heat gun on wine glasses. Most paints used on glass can be baked in a traditional oven. This allows the glass to heat up and cool down slowly and uniformly. Applying heat to glass unevenly and changing temperatures too quickly may crack the glass.

- Answered by MisterArt on 19-Feb-14

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