Available in Powder grade frit and a sample size of 200 grams.

It is made from crushed, screened, and magnetically cleaned Bullseye Compatible sheet glass.

The colour of the frit in its unfired and fired states may differ greatly. In application, colour saturation may vary. Thin layers may be lighter in colour. Thicker layers may be darker and more saturated in colour.

Colours That Strike

Many glasses that Bullseye produces appear pale or even colourless in their cold form but “strike” or mature to a target colour when fired to the right temperature. These styles are marked with the symbol above. 

Not recommended for Stain Glass or Mosaics as Kiln required to achieve colour shown

Striker

This style may not reveal (strike to) its target colour until fired.

Cold Characteristics

Colour variations common from red-orange to terracotta. Frequently lightly streaked and with yellow mottling on the back of the single-rolled sheet.

Working Notes

A cadmium/selenium glass. It can react with lead-bearing glasses or overglazes. Possible reactions with 001311, 001215. Much colour variation is typical upon firing. If a specific colour is important, always test it before beginning the project. Use glasses from the same dates. Do not assume that sheets of the same colour when cold will fire identically.

This style is unsuitable for kiln casting because it can become incompatible when held at high temperatures for an extended period. It may also become incompatible in instances where processes exceed the parameters of the test for compatibility. Testing is recommended when heat work exceeds these parameters.

Contains

Selenium, Sulfur

May React With

Copper, Lead, Silver

Frits are versatile and can be used in:

• • Pate de verre and kilncasting
  • Kilnforming, including glass sketching and painting with light techniques
  • Torchworking and blowing, to create colours and patterns on surfaces.