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No Days ThinFuse

NO Days ThinFuse for Creating Beautiful Kiln Fired Mosaics

No Days Thinfuse is a revolutionary fusible adhesive film designed for glass artists looking to streamline their projects. This ultra-thin adhesive sheet simplifies the assembly of fused glass, offering a clean and precise bonding process. No Days Thinfuse eliminates the need for liquid adhesives, making it perfect for intricate designs and delicate applications. It activates during the kiln-firing process, creating a strong bond between glass layers without altering the clarity or finish.

Whether you’re working on jewelry, decorative panels, or detailed glass art, No Days Thinfuse provides reliable adhesion while preserving the beauty and detail of your work. Say goodbye to messy glues and hello to a seamless creative process!

Product Features:

  • Ultra-thin fusible adhesive film
  • Easy to cut and apply to glass
  • Activates and bonds with a heat gun, embossing heat tool, griddle or kiln
  • Create an instant bond for a faux "tack fuse," eliminating extra kiln firings
  • No liquid adhesive mess
  • Ideal for fused glass projects where full coverage is needed
  • Glass "tiles" are quickly and easily re-positioned by heating
  • Preserves clarity and finish
  • Non-toxic and easy to apply to glass surface
  • Fire in a standard or microwave kiln


The thin film form of No Days Thinfuse allows you to apply a thin, uniform adhesive layer to your glass substrate and design your glass pattern on top. Once finished designing your pattern, secure your glass tiles to the glass substrate with heat. After the glass cools, you can add frit and other design elements, before firing your fused glass mosaic in the kiln.
Once fired, No Days Thinfuse is designed to fully burn off in your kiln leaving behind no residue!
For Glass Powders and Enamels, Thinfuse gives you the capability of cutting detailed patterns out of the adhesive film and then laying that pattern down on your glass surface. Sift glass powder or enamels on top of the detailed adhesive pattern and apply heat (Don't use a heat gun for heating up glass powders). Once cured, knock off excess powder or enamel and you will be left with a detailed pattern on the surface of your glass ready for firing. Always use a respirator when working with powders and enamels.

  • For Foil, place ThinFuse between foil and glass surface. Using a craft iron or household iron, apply heat to the top surface of foil causing the adhesive to flow. Once cooled, the foil will be adhered to your glass surface and ready for firing.