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Y96 Iridized Glass Pack - 96 COE

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Y96 Iridized Glass Pack - 96 COE
Y96 Iridized Glass Pack - 96 COE by Designed By Delphi
$57.95 USD
Item# X5814   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Iridized coatings add a beautiful sheen
  • Good for stained glass, mosaics and fusing
  • 6 pieces, 6" x 6" each
  • Pack includes striker glass - color shifts when fired
  • 96 COE
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Product Description

Add an extra dimension of beauty to your art. Y-96 glass is crisp and vibrant, making it a favorite of glass artists. A matte rainbow iridescent finish adds a subtle luster. Contains 6 pieces, 6" x 6" each. Good for stained glass, mosaics and fusing. 96 COE.

Note: Pack includes strikers. Glass color shifts when fired.

Glass pieces are marked with item numbers for easy reordering. Pricing includes boxing charge. Photo is one example; actual glass may vary. Sizes are approximate.

"Wild Horses" by artist Florence Niven. Cracked irid project by artist Colleen Toupin. Plate project by artist Ilene Goldman. Moon river project by Barbara Warren. "Moonlight Mermaid" mosaic by artist Susan Accongio. All from Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

Delphi Tip: Fire glass iridescent side down on kiln paper to ensure the coating will remain intact for additional firings.

Note: not all kilns are alike. Your kiln size, controller type, and individual project may require some alteration to the schedule for best results.

Delphi Tip: Clean Y-96 glass thoroughly with a non-ammonia glass cleaner before firing to get a smooth, gloss finish in your fired art. Cap with clear for an extra glossy finish.

Y96 Recommended Firing Schedules

Delphi Tip: We recommend using a project and firing log to keep track of information about your projects and firing schedules can be an extremely useful tool for every artist. Once you've achieved a good result you can reference the logs to re-create the project or simply re-use a firing schedule for a similar project. Click here to download our free firing log.
 

Full Fuse
Segment Rate Temperature Hold/Minutes
1 300°F/hr 1000°F 10
2 300°F/hr 1250°F 20
3 300°F/hr 1425°F 15
4 Full (9999) 950°F 60
5 200°F/hr 800°F 10
6 300°F/hr 150°F  
Tack Fuse
Segment Rate Temperature Hold/Minutes
1 300°F/hr 1000°F 10
2 300°F/hr 1250°F 20
3 300°F/hr 1350°F 10
4 Full (9999) 950°F 60
5 200°F/hr 800°F 10
6 300°F/hr 150°F  
Slump Fuse
Segment Rate Temperature Hold/Minutes
1 300°F/hr 1000°F 30
2 200°F/hr 1225°F 10
3 Full (9999) 950°F 60
4 200°F/hr 800°F 10
5 300°F/hr 150°F  
*All kilns are not alike. Your kiln size, controller type, and  individual  project may require some alteration to the schedule for best results.

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  •   I love iridescent!
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Pros : Beautiful array of glass to try. I plan to make holiday snowflakes with these pieces.
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  •   Lovely finish on this glass
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