Colored Frit that works with Float Glass (Window Glass)

Float glass, or as it is sometimes
called, window glass, is a popular way to fuse glass. Float glass
is inexpensive and often free when saved from your local commercial
glass company. Work with thicker plate glass making room dividers,
furniture, table tops or in doors. Before this product was available,
you could not add color to float glass. Now the glassworker has
a colorful palette of compatible frit and powder for decorating
float glass.
It is important to know that all
window or float glass may NOT be the same COE. Different manufactures
make the glass. They are not concerned with the COE. It is usually
around COE 82. What this means is that you may need to experiment.
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*Clear Chips: Used as a spacer on the edge of the sheets when fusing frit between 2 sheets. This helps to eliminate some bubbles which are created by entrapped air.
Other Products
Order
#
Description
Price
52180
Tin
Scope and Dectector:
A battery
powered detector to determine which is the tin side of a sheet
of Float Glass. Simply place the Short Wave UV window against
the glass. The tin side will be foggy, the reverse side will
be clear. Weighs only 7.5 oz. (340g) and measures 6-1/2"
long x 1-3/4" wide (165 x 45mm). Carry cord is attached.
Powered by 4 AA batteries (not supplied).
$65
5214
Tin
Scope and Dectector: Two tools
in one - use the long wave UV bulb that is supplied with the
light to set UV glue, and use the optional short wave UV bulb
#5214W to determine the tin side of float glass.
$105
5214W
Optional
Bulb: Optional short wave UV bulb
for #5214 to determine the tin side of float glass.
$32
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