While surfing the web I came across a sight that talked about a product named Dicrofex paper for jewelry making. It gives the appearance of dichroic glass but without the kiln. How readily available is it and where can I find it in my area? I am only 45 minutes from Kansas City, MO.
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Sounds interesting and is probably going to weigh a lot less than glass.
Interesting ! I am in Sedalia but to save a trip to KC here's a link "just in case" doesn't to seem to be too very expensive createapendant.com/
Evening... I am the creator of the dicrofex sheets. These sheets are a very thin plastic like element. They are not to be fused in a kiln. Dicrofex sheets can be used on any surface. Dark surfaces work the best. The sheets are adhered to the surface and a clear coat is put over the dicrofex sheets.
Evening... I am the creator of the dicrofex sheets. These sheets are a very thin plastic like element. They are not to be fused in a kiln. Dicrofex sheets can be used on any surface. Dark surfaces work the best. The sheets are adhered to the surface and a clear coat is put over the dicrofex sheets. This product mimics dichroic glass. I have had people use dicrofex sheets for fishing lures, nail art, fairy sculptured wings and on a car for a car show. It is a versatile product.
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