G330 Blush Cabernet

“G Series”

The “G” series are glossy glass colors that are in a powder formula that is mixed with our GM300 Glass Color Medium.  By mixing with medium it will insure an opaque glossy finish.  Mix to a “white glue” or heavy cream consistency for opaque coverage.  Two colors can be mixed together to achieve another color.

• The 39 of the colors are lead-free (non-toxic).
• Available in 1 oz. (25 grams), 2 oz.,4 oz. and Pint jars.
• We have 3 colors in the “GT” Series that are not food safe and should not be used on any food surface items.
• They DO NOT have to be capped to have a glossy finish.
• When the colors are thinned they can be brushed, sponged, sprayed/airbrushed, stippled or applied with an airpen, writer bottle or gizmo or used with a stencil.  When thinned with GM300 Glass Medium you retain the color.  When thinned with water you dilute the color.
• When painting with the colors it is recommended to use a “drop & fill”, “pool and puddle” method with a liner brush and then push and pull into areas.
• Two-color blend of colors is done by butting two colors next to each other and then pulling one color through the other, back and forth.
• Marbleizing can be done by taking 1-3 colors and placing dots of each color in an area until it is filled and then on the top surface create a figure “8” or “S” with the brush to variegate the colors through each other.
• Keep the colors mixed up as the color tends to settle to the bottom.
• The colors can be used dry.  Example; Sifted/Sprinkled over the glass for different techniques.
• It can be silk screened.
• Firing is cone 014-017 or from 1376º to 1550º in a ceramic or a glass kiln, depending on the type of glass you are using. Our glass colors hold their color to a much higher temperature when used on ceramic or porcelain bisque.
• It can be added to Flexi-Glass Medium to create sheets of flexible glass color.