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Old 2007-07-11, 9:15am
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Originally Posted by Linda S View Post
I've used dichroic glass on beads before without a problem but now with my 104 COE it gets a foamy white look in places. I put it on only heating the clear glass side so I don't burn it off and then encase it but I get that terrible look. I've even cut down on heat but that didn't work. Any ideas on what is going on???

Linda
Linda,

There are certain dichro coatings that are more prone to that then others. Are you using it just cut? I slump all my dichro in a small fusing kiln before using it. It helps ME, although there are others who don't feel it makes a difference. I have noticed that the pink, blue and violet colors are most prone to this. The gold, copper, salmon, silver, teal, and magenta green are the most resistant.

If you want me to go through the list of coatings and give specifics, I will. I am at work and shouldn't even be reading this.

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