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Luminescent coating is unlike anything else - offering up options for intense color, subtle shimmer or the ability to make it disappear entirely! The coating on Luminescent glass is similar to iridized coatings, however it reacts completely differently when fired. It's 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!

Photo above is a general representation of glass colors. Colors may vary. Sizes are approximate.

Product Description

Luminescent coating is unlike anything else - offering up options for intense color, subtle shimmer or the ability to make it disappear entirely! The coating on Luminescent glass is similar to iridized coatings, however it reacts completely differently when fired. It's 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!

Photo above is a general representation of glass colors. Colors may vary. Sizes are approximate.

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Specially formulated fusible glass is tested for it's COE rating (coefficient of expansion) and is designed specifically for kiln firing. Delphi carries a wide selection of both 90 and 96 COE (coefficient of expansion) fusible glass in a variety of textures and colors.

Delphi Tip: See our Fusing Supplies to find project books, beginner kits, tools and embellishments to fire up your creativity.

Please Note: Never mix 90 and 96 COE glass in a project. It will cause stress and result in your piece breaking. When fusing, fire with one COE if combining glass pieces.