Help Iding youtube frit

[GoodSmeagol]

Can anyone tell me the 'frit'? he uses in his stainless steal troff that he rolls the piece in?
I assume it is very fine frit at least...
That is an amazing effect it creates and I would like to play around with it.
Thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz8ZoGWgBjI&feature=plcp&context=C4b0a120VDvjVQa1PpcFOY_LrDDDTLYNgAPtLlXNrZ xJTF-zYYZ68=

[menty666]

Why not post a comment on the video and ask the guy who did it?

[Greymatter Glass]

it's just like a #100 GA "frit" or a Northstar "powder" or something very fine along those lines.

Color wise, I'd guess something in the cobalt+silver family like caramel blue, blue passion, blue luster, indigo luster, but it could be a fine blend of cobalt and silverstrike 5, or something like amazon night or amazon canyon...

the guy in the video didn't seem to want to give a straight answer....

[GoodSmeagol]

it's just like a #100 GA "frit" or a Northstar "powder" or something very fine along those lines.

Color wise, I'd guess something in the cobalt+silver family like caramel blue, blue passion, blue luster, indigo luster, but it could be a fine blend of cobalt and silverstrike 5, or something like amazon night or amazon canyon...

the guy in the video didn't seem to want to give a straight answer....

Yeh no new posts by poster on the videos for like a year or something.

A combo of powdered frit colors!!! So simple why didnt I see that!!! (less concerned about color combo, more after the affect)

[Boozeclues]

Try asking him flat out what the color was, I saw the person ask him what the powder was and he told them what frit was. I dont think someone who would post such a detailed of how he makes his work would keep something as simple as color a secret.

http://www.kravinglass.com/contact.php


I love that guys style

[Shatner]

Well, since the effect he got was muddy reduced crap, I'm sure you can get that from a lot of colors.