In most respects Bullseye Glass is very similar to these other makes of glass. You can work with Bullseye in the same way as Spectrum and Uroboros System 96 glass, but because it is CoE90 rather than CoE96, they can't be used together. The firing schedules you use for Bullseye are slightly different for this reason. See our firing schedule page for details.

No, Bullseye Glass is CoE90, not CoE96 so has a different expansion rate to System 96. However, all Bullseye Glass styles and the accessories we stock can be used with each other without any problem.

Yes, Bullseye Tekta is a quality, low cost base glass available in 3mm, 4mm and 6mm thicknesses, as well as in 3mm white. We offer Tekta in many different sizes, as well as our popular Mega Tekta Saver Packs.

Yes, absolutely. You can use your decals, Glassline pens, enamels, mica powder and much more with Bullseye Glass. Go the Findings & Inclusions section in our menu to see our wide range of inclusions, all compatible with Bullseye Glass.

The only change you would need to make is to use slightly different firing schedules. Take a look at our Kiln Schedules page for our basic Bullseye firing schedules. Programming glass kilns is simple, and videos on how to do this can be viewed on our Video Tutorials page. We also have firing schedules for each mould and decal we sell, just look at the product page for all the information you need. If you need any further help then please do not hesitate to contact us.

Yes, all our glass is CoE90, Bullseye Glass compatible and suitable for applications such as glass fusing, glass casting and glass slumping (unless otherwise stated in the description). We also stock Bullseye rods suitable for torch-working.

Bullseye has a huge range of over 250 glass styles, including their low cost base glass called Tekta, and many beautiful decorative styles. The base colours are available in 2mm and 3mm sheet glass, and most are also available as powders, frits, billet, stringers, rods and confetti. We also stock Bullseye compatible CBS Dichroic glass, millefiori and murrine.

We have never found Bullseye Glass difficult to cut. We sell Toyo Glass Cutters which, as well as being one of the lower priced glass cutters on the market, is excellent for cutting Bullseye Glass. For more help on glass cutting take a look at the Bullseye Tipsheet 'Improve Your Cutting'.

Following a recent cost analysis of UK prices we can assure you that in almost all cases Bullseye Glass is cheaper per square cm than the Spectrum equivalent, particularly on the more popular styles. On top of this we offer frequent sales and ongoing Loyalty Discounts for our customers.

You will see on some of the glass descriptions that the glass style is a 'Striker'. This means that while the unfired sheet may appear pale or mottled, it will reach its target colour upon firing. The product image will show what the glass sheet will look like before and after firing.

We want our customers to be able to buy with confidence, so all our glass is CoE90, Bullseye Glass compatible and suitable for applications such as glass fusing, glass casting and glass slumping. In the rare instances where we may stock a non-compatible item (for example some flameworking rods) this is always very clearly stated in the product description.

We have lots of useful information on our website, both in the details of the individual products and in our comprehensive Knowledge Base. If you can't find the information you need then we are here to help you. Just contact us.