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Wissmach Luminescent coating is unlike anything else - offering options for intense color, subtle shimmer or the ability to make it disappear entirely!
The coating on Wissmach Luminescent glass is similar to Iridized / Iridescent / Irid coatings, however it reacts completely differently when fusing.
Wissmach Luminescent is ideal for reverse fusing projects, where the front of your piece is face down on the kiln shelf and you build backwards. This allows you to create in a whole new way, and your art will look its best from both sides!
Wissmach Luminescent is also terrific for stained glass, leaded glass, glass mosaic and other glass art techniques.
Luminescent coating is applied to Wissmach Coe96 glass, ideal for creating layered art.
Standard 3mm thick glass offers affordable luxury for your fusing projects. Luminescent Wissmach Glass is Compatible with Coe96 glass, Oceanside Compatible glass, Uroboros System96.
Get different effects depending on how you use it:
Good Tip:
Firing schedule for 6” diamaeter (Square or Round)
Standard Fusing Schedule – 2 layers thick
Segment 1: 250°F/hr up to 1000°F hold for 10 minutes
Segment 2: 60°F/hr up to 1300°F hold for 1 minute
Segment 3: 400°F/hr up to 1400°F hold for 10 minutes
Segment 4: Full/9999 down to 950°F hold for 60 minutes
Segment 5: 100°F down to 800°F hold for 1 minute
Tack Fuse or Polishing
Segment 1: 250°F/hr up to 1000°F hold for 10 minutes
Segment 2: 60°F/hr up to 1300°F or 1350°F hold for 10 minutes
Segment 3: Full/9999 down to 950°F hold for 60 minutes
Segment 4: 100°F down to 800°F hold for 30 minutes
Note:
Note:
Draping over a mold and/or fire polishing
Segment 1: 250°F/hr up to 1220°F hold for 10 minutes (adjust hold time for desired effect)
Segment 2: Full/9999 down to 950°F hold for 60 minutes
Segment 3: 100°F down to 800°F hold for 30 minutes
Note: not all kilns are alike. Your kiln size, controller type, and individual project may require some alteration to the schedule for best results.
Good Tip: Keep a firing log to make it easy to replicate your favorite projects.
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