I have a Paragon Clamshell 14 and use a basic full fuse program with minimal bubbles and no pin holes. I use Tekta 3mm smooth side down for the top layer and confetti glass smooth side up for the bottom layer. I use Bullseye glass cleaner and no glue to hold the layers. I also use Bullseye Thinfire.
1. 250 degrees F per hour to 1000, hold 20 minutes.
2. 600 degrees F per hour to 1480, hold 14 minutes.
3. AFAP per hour to 900, hold 60 minutes.
4. 200 degrees F per hour to 700, hold 1 minute.
This is the schudle that we use at school in a large Cress and seems to work well in the Paragon.
It’s a starting point.