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Add some color and sparkle to your glass projects! Fuse, enamel and flamework with Mica powders. Mix powder with Klyr-Fire and airbrush onto glass, then fire. Apply multiple thin coats and fire in kiln to about 1380 degrees Fahrenheit. Roll your glass bead in Mica to apply a metallic shine. Works great with all glass COEs. Can also be added to metal clay, polymer clay and resin casting projects. 200 grams. Project shown below created by glass artist Val Oswalt.
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Add some color and sparkle to your glass projects! Fuse, enamel and flamework with Mica powders. Mix powder with Klyr-Fire and airbrush onto glass, then fire. Apply multiple thin coats and fire in kiln to about 1380 degrees Fahrenheit. Roll your glass bead in Mica to apply a metallic shine. Works great with all glass COEs. Can also be added to metal clay, polymer clay and resin casting projects. 1 oz. Project shown below created by glass artist Val Oswalt.
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PPG J19-4Z SIZE: 4 OUNCE SIZE GOLD MICA PPG SHOP LINE SYSTEM PPG Industries Paint Company PPG SHOP LINE POWDER PEARLS
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highly transparent white pigment for pearlescent oyster shell effect. Best used in transparent glazes over surfaces painted with color.
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When you think of mica, you might think of clear, glassy flakes of mineral, and that's exactly what mica is. Historically, used as sight glass material for furnaces because of its heat resistant properties and clarity mica today is used as a base for the luster pigments we sell and we offer the raw material here as a filler for various kinds of resins and polymer emulsions. Even in its microscopic form, mica retains the platelet qualities of the larger material and will act not only as a thixotrope...
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Natural Red Mica Powder - 1.1 grams (not for food use)
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This metallic looking Mica Powder can add sparkle, depth and interest to your fused glass. Just sprinkle the mica on a base layer and cover with a piece of clear. If you are applying only a fine layer, you can skip the clear overlay. They will not burn or lose their color, even at full fuse.
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"I won a FNWL gift certificate at the Southern New England Gathering recently... Wanted to send you a BIG THANK YOU for helping to make our day a fun one!"
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Mica Powders are non-tarnishing, non-toxic and universal. They can be added to virtually any medium: paint, glaze, wax. lacquer, varnish, shellac or acrylic to create a glowing, metallic luster. Mica powders can also be "flash gilded" by dusting or brushing them over a water or oil-based gilding size. 3.5oz jar
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30 grams. Used on the surface or inside a bead to create sparkle or shimmer.
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Pixie Dust Mica Powder
Use Pixie Dust to create a sparkle or pearl luster color inside glass or on its surface. To use, place powder in a frit trough, on a marvering pad or small metal bowl, or you can also use an enamel sifter. Heat the glass until the surface is molten. Pixie Dust will only stick to molten glass.
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Highlight Green Mica Powder - 1 Oz
Add some color and sparkle to your glass projects! Fuse, enamel and flamework with Mica powders. Mix powder with Klyr-Fire and airbrush onto glass, then fire. Apply multiple thin coats and fire in kiln to about 1380 degrees Fahrenheit. Roll your glass bead in Mica to apply a metallic shine. Works great with all glass COEs. Can also be added to metal clay, polymer clay and resin casting projects. 1 oz. Project shown below created by glass artist Val Oswalt.
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"I really feel that your company is the best that I have dealt with as far as service, quality and price. It means a great deal to me to be able to buy just a small quantity to experiment with and then to save on larger quantities when I have perfected my recipe. I always find your oils superior in quality and freshness to others I have purchased elsewhere."
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Handmaking soaps, lotions and cosmetics is fun and profitable. Wholesale Supplies Plus only stocks first run, high quality ingredients. To learn more, view the following videos: Color Additives and Cosmetics Crafter’s Choice Bismuth Oxychloride Color Crafter’s Choice Powder and Liquid Dyes Crafter’s Choice Powder and Liquid Lake Dyes Crafter’s Choice Powder Fluorescent Dyes Crafter’s Choice Color for Oils Crafter’s Choice Powder Mica Sparkles Crafter’s Choice Powder and Liquid Pigments Crafter...
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Non-tarnishing for a bronze gold patina Size Price In Stock Qty Buy 3.5 oz $16.00 1lb $39.00
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I'm not normally one to wear silvers, so I was hesitant about buying this one. Boy, I'm glad I did though! It's much darker in person than it is in the photo- it's more like liquid mercury. It has a slight blueish tint. It's an amazing night color!
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Indigofera tinctoria - Indigo is the only natural blue dye used by many cultures in unrelated places on every continent. Each culture, each village, each dyer has a unique way of making the magic of indigo work, and there are rituals surrounding the success of the extraction and dye process. Stories unfold about why this vat was successful and another failed. Earthues indigo is extra-strong, finely powdered and easy to use. This particular indigo is ideal for producing greens when overdyed with any...
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Sepp Leaf Mica Powders are non tarnishing and universal. These powders have many uses and mix with clear vehicles ranging from acrylic mediums to shellac.
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(Use small amounts to achieve the desired shade in the finished product) .Item #MICA-T
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Fused project below by Leslie Perlis. From "Contemporary Glass Enameling" book #6629. Polymer clay necklace by Jennifer Bezingue. From "The Art of Jewelry: Polymer Clay" book #6982. Resin coasters by Marie Browning. From "Casting For Crafters" book #6985. Fused bowl by Delphi artist Julie Nelson. Shown in Bowl Stand #30010. Confetti project by artist Brenda Griffith from "A Beginner's Guide to Kiln-Formed Glass" book #6644.
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Add some color and sparkle to your glass projects! Fuse, enamel and flamework with Mica powders. Mix powder with Klyr-Fire and airbrush onto glass, then fire. Apply multiple thin coats and fire in kiln to about 1380 degrees Fahrenheit. Roll your glass bead in Mica to apply a metallic shine. Works great with all glass COEs. Can also be added to metal clay, polymer clay and resin casting projects. 200 grams. Project shown below created by glass artist Val Oswalt.
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Add some color and sparkle to your glass projects! Fuse, enamel and flamework with Mica powders. Mix powder with Klyr-Fire and airbrush onto glass, then fire. Apply multiple thin coats and fire in kiln to about 1380 degrees Fahrenheit. Roll your glass bead in Mica to apply a metallic shine. Works great with all glass COEs. Can also be added to metal clay, polymer clay and resin casting projects. 200 grams. Project shown below created by glass artist Val Oswalt.
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Add some color and sparkle to your glass projects! Fuse, enamel and flamework with Mica powders. Mix powder with Klyr-Fire and airbrush onto glass, then fire. Apply multiple thin coats and fire in kiln to about 1380 degrees Fahrenheit. Roll your glass bead in Mica to apply a metallic shine. Works great with all glass COEs. Can also be added to metal clay, polymer clay and resin casting projects. 200 grams. Project shown below created by glass artist Val Oswalt.
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