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Reichenback produce a limited range of colours in CoE 104. The opaque colours tend towards high colour saturation and so a little goes a long way. Dots made with the opaque Reichenback 104 glasses on a base bead of a very soft opaque colour (for example Effetre White) have a "bleed" effect rather than a crisp edge when melted down.

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	[[~~Rechenback~~]] produce a limited range of colours in CoE 104. The opaque colours tend towards high colour saturation and so a little goes a long way. Dots made with the opaque Reichenback 104 glasses on a base bead of a very soft opaque colour (for example Effetre White) have a "bleed" effect rather than a crisp edge when melted down.		[[Reichenback]] produce a limited range of colours in CoE 104. The opaque colours tend towards high colour saturation and so a little goes a long way. Dots made with the opaque Reichenback 104 glasses on a base bead of a very soft opaque colour (for example Effetre White) have a "bleed" effect rather than a crisp edge when melted down.