This Bullseye fusible glass sheet is double rolled and compatible with all other Bullseye 90coe glass.
The picture shows 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.
The top row shows the unfired cold glass colour. For stained glass, refer to the top row.
The same glass after firing to a full fuse is shown directly below the cold glass. For kilnformed glass, refer to the bottom row.
This glass is like white opal but more reactive. In particular when used with French Vanilla (0137) it causes a grey reaction.
Cold characteristics - Stable, no colour shift.
Working Notes - Consistent colour.
Important - Bullseye discontinued Dense White 0313 from the standard product line because the glass can be unstable when subjected to extended heatwork. Firing this glass above 815°c (1500°F) for more than 15 minutes or firing slowly between 677°c and 815°c (1250°F and 1500°F) may result in an unstable glass.
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.
Contains Lead. May react with glass containing Selenium and Sulphur.
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.
