Anybody know who handles Flashed Glass? Specifically I'm interested in getting a white opal with a flashed cobalt blue top surface, for doing a sandblasted item. Never done it before, but I can't resist the possibility of an order for 2500! Any comments welcomed.
-- Hal Keeney (dba) Eugene's Studio Stained Glass Artistry
Have you considered fusing your own? You could fuse 2mm blue to 3mm white. I haven't tried it yet, but I've wondered, if you stacked 9mm white with a 2mm blue over it and full fuse soaked, would it spread out thinning the blue to a fraction of it's original thickness?
try asking bendheim. east coast 8002217379 west coast 8009003499 outside USA 9734711733 e-mail: snipped-for-privacy@bendheim.com I am able to order direct if you need a wholesale go-between.....m
Harold, be aware that different flashed glasses have different thicknesses of 'flash' on them. Some are quite thick, and multi-layered. This equates to longer or shorter periods of sandblasting, and thicker or thinner masking requirements ... more or less work, and greater or lesser success. Select your choice of glass with these factors in mind, or learn the hard way (especially at a quantity of 2500)!!!.
As always, I can count on Jacques and Michele to give me a straight answer. Thanks guys!!!
To Michele: Would be glad to entertain your information so that I can put together a quote soon for my prospective customer.
To Sundog: Thanks again for the comments regarding different types of flashed glass. My only info was that flashed glass is usually quite hard to cut without creating scrap. Annealing blown glass kind of takes some of the risk away.
To Robert Christ: Thanks for the links to Lambert. Very good selection, information and a good web site. May contact you again in the future.
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