This Bullseye fusible glass sheet is double rolled and compatible with all other Bullseye 90coe glass.
The pictures show what you can expect from your Bullseye sheet glass colours before and after heatwork in the kiln. Please note colour shades may vary depending on your web browser.
Cold characteristics - Consistent colour.
Working Notes - At tack fusing and slumping temperatures, the surface frequently develops a metallic grey film, similar to effects with Steel Blue Opalescent (0146). This may disappear at full fusing temperatures. Cap with clear to ensure a consistent opal green through the clear layer. To maintain the metallic effect, extend hold times at tack fusing or slumping temperatures. The metallic layer may develop anywhere where it is exposed and can change over the course of multiple firings. It ranges from a thin glossy grey to a thicker, matte metallic.
A yellow residue on shelf releases such as primer and Thinfire may occur when firing to a full fuse or hotter. Scrape & apply fresh primer, or remove used Thinfire and replace with new to avoid possible contamination in subsequent firings.
The exposed surface of 0345 has greater sensitivity to items such as glass cleaner, marker and Glastac. Traces of these liquids, which often fire cleanly, may be visible in fired works, even when wiped away before firing. To minimize this effect, reduce the contact time between the glass and possible contaminants. Also, avoid using Glastac on the surface.
Contains Copper. May react with glass containing Selenium or Sulfur.
Bullseye glass is a handmade product and colours may vary slightly between production runs. Some colours may change slightly upon repeated firing or with extensive heatwork. It is recommended that you test glasses before use under your specific firing conditions.
