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2011-12-08, 10:14pm
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I'm a lilac!
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Join Date: Jun 09, 2005
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GROAAAAAAAAAAN!
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2011-12-08, 10:38pm
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Senior Member
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Join Date: Jul 22, 2011
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yup...thats the end of this thread.
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2011-12-11, 7:26am
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Unique Glass Expressions
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Join Date: May 07, 2010
Location: Brighton, Michigan
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunyip
Umm.. THIS is "blue steel"
Thank you, I'll be here all week.
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LMAO!
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2011-12-24, 8:47pm
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Join Date: Jun 23, 2011
Location: Born in Canada. Made in USA.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sue in Maine
My experience is it HATES to be encased and cracks inside no matter what I do, which is a shame cuz I love this color.
Sue
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It doesnt like the kiln............. Garage it less, problem fixed. I use Unobtanium in some form or another on around half of my pieces......... Forget each pound being different, every damn rod is different. I've had teals, greens, blues, and even a dark green/black come from Unobtanium. I stopped buying the variations in the 'tanium series because they were all so varied it just didnt matter much anymore..............
Great color, lots of bling for little $$
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2011-12-25, 12:23am
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Save the Numbats
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Join Date: Jul 23, 2005
Location: The Arctic
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I like some of the odd lots a 'lot'. Ha! Woah. Anyway... one that I got recently was Kelly Blue, which is even sparklier than Unobtanium, it seems and is a pleasant shade of aqua/teal. Odd lots are cheap, too, like $20 a lb.
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2011-12-25, 8:45pm
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Join Date: Sep 08, 2005
Location: Beautiful Colorado
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Unobtanium has always been a blue/green/teal for me and never had any problems encasing... love the sparkle
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2011-12-26, 2:04am
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Save the Numbats
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Join Date: Jul 23, 2005
Location: The Arctic
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Some of the oldest rods I have look steely blue-grey. The newer ones appear more dark teal.
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2011-12-26, 11:18am
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Join Date: Jul 22, 2011
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just in case anyone else has this issue...
I did get the color..ish that the person was happy with....Lochness, unobtanium and a little clear all mixed up.
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2011-12-28, 1:54am
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if you are looking for a grey sparkle try steel wool. or your own mixed down disco portland grey mix,
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