

It still looks usable to me as frit but you know how I feel about frit. It's still worth a try - customers often ask for dichroic glass beads but I've always found it too fussy. The copper foiled dichroic isn't supposed to be but it definitely looks brittle.
Have you tried the dichroic copper foil? What's your opinion?
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Interesting stuff. I fuse and am wondering if it can be fused between clear glass without burning out. You do nice work.
Hi Joyce,
Thank you!
I think yes, it's used with boro glass and that's worked at hotter temperatures than soda lime glass - around the same temperatures as fusing so if you're jonesing to get some - go for it!
Cindy
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