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Old 2008-11-26, 11:08am
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Has anyone ever used some of the Fusion Glass Colors enamels? I contacted Thompson and they said they have a range of 82-86 coe and were originally designed for float glass, so would they be good for bullseye? Do you think anyone would be interested in them as I am getting rid of my bullseye glass and I really don't think these would work for even my 96 or would they?

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Old 2008-11-28, 6:25am
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anyone????
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Old 2008-11-28, 7:57am
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i would say no, just as a guess, coe is not close.
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