Over time we've accumulated lots of info in the archives about Bullseye's reactive colors. I'd like to know your experiences with Uroboros 90 & 96 as well as Spectrum 96. Anyone have notes on this?
Thanks,
Barbara
Uroboros & Spectrum Reactive colors
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Uroboros & Spectrum Reactive colors
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There are not so many different receipes for reds and yellows. Receips conteining selenium are reactive.
It has something to do that these batches are
made under reductive athmosphere.
Rule of thunb:
Strong yellows and reds are reactive with blues and greens.
There are some greenish yellows and pinks that may not be
reactive.
-lauri
It has something to do that these batches are
made under reductive athmosphere.
Rule of thunb:
Strong yellows and reds are reactive with blues and greens.
There are some greenish yellows and pinks that may not be
reactive.
-lauri
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Good point, Elizabeth. I think Bullseye started making compatible glass in 1980 or '81? I just checked the Uroboros site & it says they've been making compatible glass for "more than a decade." I don't know how fast each company added colors to their compatible glass palettes, though, either.Elizabeth in UK wrote:Dont forget that Bullseye Fusing Compatible glass has been around for far longer than the others. As it has more 'history' it is bound to have more records.
Probably as time moves on more info about the other makes of fusing specific glass will be recorded.
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