TAG Blue Slyme Tubing
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Blue Slyme has everything you know and love about a Slyme: finished work can range from opaque to translucent to transparent in the same piece from the same rod of color; the milky strike that gives so much visual depth; and the rich color where the milk strike is burned away. Unlike the regular Slyme, the Blue Slyme keeps more of its color under clear encasement. But the biggest difference between the new Blue Slyme and regular green Slyme is the flame -- you will want to use a bushy NEUTRAL flame instead of a lot of reduction. Like most colors in the Slyme family, this glass is a little bit soft, meaning the COE is a little bit high, maybe a point, point and a half. This is the same as Slyme, Dense Slyme 3, Satin Slyme and Pink Slyme, and all the opaque candy colors, Pink Caddy, Wisteria and Kiwi.
Item Name:
Trautman Art Glass Blue Slyme TubingItem ID:
[TAG-033-T-1-062]Item Description:
Blue Slyme is a variation on our popular Slyme green: it ranges from transparent where thin or heated more, to translucent with a milky strike where it's worked cooler. But instead of an ectoplasmic green, this glass is a beautiful light-to-medium blue.Manufacturer’s Working Tips:
The COE is a little bit high, like anything in the Slyme family. And like other Slymes, this glass likes a soft flame, especially when starting cold. We prefer a bushy soft neutral flame with this color. Generally speaking, if you get scuzz on the surface, turn down the oxygen and go a bit slower. If you are getting any graying, turn down the gas a little. Some people say they like to work it like a white.How It’s Sold:
Please note that this tubing is hand-pulled and can vary in diameter and wall thickness. If you would like a specific size, please note that at the time of your order and our warehouse staff will do their best to accommodate your request. Also note that not every piece of tubing weighs exactly one pound. Customers will be billed for the actual weight of the piece(s) shipped.| Unit of Measure |
1/4 LB, LB |
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