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Check with theater companies regarding fireproof fabric. With their hot lights, they have to be very careful, and can give you some information. A source we used on the internet is https://www.rosebrand.com/, once on the site do a search for "flame retardent" to see a list of fabrics and sealents. There are also additives you can add to regular paint to make it flame retardent.

Lisa

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