The Mini Double Splatter pattern scatters small irregular specks of dichroic coating across a thin clear base, a random spray rather than an ordered grid. The clear glass shows between the specks, so on a clear base light passes through the open areas and backlighting sets the bright flecks against a lit background.
Each speck carries the dichroic shift, so the whole spray changes color as the sheet turns and the small marks flicker together. The fine scale keeps the effect subtle, and a dark backdrop makes the specks read more clearly.
Color behavior varies by kiln and setup, so test a small piece first.
Specifications
- SKU: 155312
- Brand: CBS Dichroic
- Product type: CBS Dichroic patterned glass
- COE: COE96
- Base glass: Thin Clear
- Coating/color: Mini Double Splatter Pattern
- Available sizes: 4"x4", Two 4"x4" for the Price of One
- Category: COE96 > COE96 Dichroic Glass > COE96 CBS Dichroic Patterned Glass
Working Notes
Firing Guidelines and Helpful Tips
Dichroic results vary by kiln, firing schedule, base glass, capping, layering, and coating orientation. These are guidelines, not guarantees. Follow the glass and coating manufacturer's guidance, and test a small piece first when the final look matters.
- Coating side orientation and clear capping can each change the final look, so test first when the result matters.
- Appearance may vary after firing, and the metallic color shift can read differently by viewing angle and lighting.
- Cut and handle the coated surface with care.
What is CBS Dichroic glass?
Dichroic glass has ancient roots, including the Roman Lycurgus Cup. Today, dichroic glass uses thin metal oxide layers on the glass surface to create a metallic color that shifts with light and viewing angle. CBS Dichroic glass applies this coating over a base glass, and the coating is on one side only.
What COE is this glass?
This is COE96.
What base glass is it on?
It is on a Thin Clear base.
What sizes are available?
Available sizes: 4"x4", Two 4"x4" for the Price of One.
Should I test before firing?
Yes. Dichroic results vary by kiln and setup, so test a small piece first when the final look matters.
Can I cap dichroic glass with clear glass?
Many artists cap dichroic glass with clear, and capping can change the final look. Test first to confirm the result you want.
