Glassline Paint Sets

GlassLine Colors are available in the following 14 color sets (each color 2 ounces) and are also sold individually:
All sets include a 3 size applicator tip set.

Original - White, Black, Grey, Dark Blue, Turquoise, Light Green, Dark Green, Yellow, Orange, Red Orange, Brown, Pink, Crimson, and Purple. (FUS GLPS)

Tropical - White, Black, Yellow, Marigold, Orange, Red Orange, Deep Red, Terracotta, Brown, Camel, Sesame, Ivory, Pink, and Crimson. (FUS GLTPS)

Glacial - White, Black, Grey, Carbon Blue, Dark Blue, Periwinkle, Turquoise, Light Green, Kelly Green, Dark Green, Teal, Lavender, Amethyst, and Purple. (FUS GLGPS)

Beach - White, Black, Celadon, Mist, Blue Ice, Aqua, Aegean, Marine, Sand, Summer Sun, Butterscotch, Peach, Dusty Rose, and Coral. (FUS GLBPS)

For the customer who wants all the colors, purchasing the Glacial Kit and the Tropical Kit gives them all colors plus one extra Black and White. The three Metallics (Copper, Gold, & Bronze) are sold separately.

Glassline Paints

Glassline Paints are used as a lining and shading material for glass. They are simple in design, easy to use, and can be thinned with water. Glassline colors may also be sprayed or airbrushed to achieve subtle shading variations on glass.

The Glassline colors can be applied between multiple layers of glass or on the top surface for a complex dimensional look. Glassline Pen colors are compatible with most types of glass from float to 90 COE and System 96. For best results "tack fuse" individual sheets of glass before stacking your full fuse. Glassline colors are best fired to 1500 degrees F, but may be fired lower or higher depending upon desired results. Glassline Paints are available in more than thirty vibrant standard colors and metallic colors. Glassline products are lead-free and food safe when fired.

A metal tip set is recommended for fine line drawings on glass. The Tip Set consists of one each of the following size tips: fine, medium, and bold. These tips are placed on the applicator bottle and used to achieve a variety of line widths.