Mai Tai Pink (TAG-038) Rod Quality:1st

Mai Tai Pink (TAG-038) Rod Quality:1stMai Tai Pink is colorless in the rod, but it changes dramatically in the kiln after being flame worked! Flame strikes to barely amber yellow, but its designed to change considerably during longer annealing at 1050. May be kilned repeatedly for more color, or ramped up to 1150 to speed the strike. Can also be un struck in the flame after the kiln cycle for interesting color fade effects. Sold in 0. 25 lb increments.

Boasting ruby-red opal glimmer

But instead of an ectoplasmic green

Once melted in smooth

This is an experimental silver striking black that can produce a range of colors

Use an oxidizing flame to prevent any gray streaks caused from reductive environment

Be sure to try layering Double Amber/Purple over NS-081 Blue Caramel

Slowly pre heat tuning in a kiln before use to prevent thermal shock

A transparent non opal version of marina

glittery dichro-like sparkles

A fully opaque white

NS-09 Yellow will yield a transparent golden yellow

Dahlia is the delight that you need in your life because this vibrant pink is not only a gorgeous shade but it is also wonderful to work with