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Reusche Transparent Blue 2 (Base) Enamel Series Glass Paint

Add brilliant transparent blue tones to your glass artwork with Reusche Transparent Blue 2 Base Enamel Series Glass Paint. Ideal for skies, oceans, lakes, flowing water, stained glass windows and layered kiln-fired designs, this premium powdered enamel allows light to pass through while producing vibrant, luminous colour after firing.

Unlike pre-mixed enamels, Reusche Enamel Series powders allow you to control the viscosity and painting medium, giving you complete flexibility for painting, shading and decorative detail work. Mix with Gum Arabic and water or your preferred Reusche painting medium to achieve the consistency that best suits your technique. All colours within the Enamel Series are fully intermixable, allowing you to create an almost unlimited palette of custom colours for unique glass artwork.

Selected enamels within the range can be fired at lower temperatures, making them suitable for applying colour after a texture fuse without compromising surface detail. As with all true enamel colours, we recommend firing a small sample on clear glass before use to reveal the fully developed fired colour.


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  • Colour: Transparent Blue 2 Base
  • Range: Enamel Series
  • Finish: Semi Gloss
  • Transparency: Translucent
  • Form: Fine Powder
  • Contains: Lead and/or Cadmium
  • Firing Temperature: 566–582°C
  • Available Sizes: 28g (1oz), 224g (8oz) & 453.59g (1lb)
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