Slip Trailing Bottle Needle Tip Squeeze Bottle Clay Painting Bottle

Create fine lines, intricate designs, and textured patterns with the Slip Trailing Bottle Needle Tip Squeeze Bottle Clay Painting Bottle. This handy tool allows you to easily apply slip, glaze, or other liquids to your pottery projects. The needle tip provides precision control, making it perfect for detailed work. The squeeze bottle is made of durable plastic and is easy to grip and handle. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced potter, this slip trailing bottle is a must-have tool for your pottery studio.

INCLUDES:
1 x Slip trailing bottle needle tip squeeze bottle clay painting bottle

Capacity: 50 (ml)

Jam painting pot + 7 heads

Handling
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1-2 Days max to prepare and ship your order.

Tracking
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Your tracking number will be uploaded to Etsy within 1-2 days of your purchase, you will have the option for email updates or can track your order on etsy - contact me if you need help with your tracking number!

Top Rated Customer Support
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Refunds
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In the rare event that your item is damaged or lost in the mail, you will be refunded.
If damaged, please send me a photo of the damage within 48 hours of delivery.

Returns
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If your item arrives as described and undamaged but you still want to return it, that's fine but you must contact us within 48 hours of delivery and the cost to return the item will be on the buyer, you will be refunded the original payment only.

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