Heather,
You will find that the vetro dark isn't near as reactive as the effetre, so if you don't want the heavy dark lines you can use the vetro. You still get the reactions, but not as much, and if you can avoid heating too much, it is hardly noticeable at all.
Reactions that you get from greens and blues, for instance.
I like the vetro for presses because it is a stiffer glass and holds shape better when fire polishing, so hold onto it, you will eventually use it.
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