Forum Kitchen Corner Re: glass splashbacks 2Jul 07, 2005 12:10 pm I’m not sure how to prep the surface but I would recommend you use opti-white low ionised glass. Because normal toughened glass has a green tinge which can ruin the colour applied on the back. Re: glass splashbacks 4Jun 22, 2006 5:23 pm 3mm is way too thin. 6 - 10mm toughened is best. Normal glass has a high iron content and will give a green tinge to whatever is applied to the back of it (white especially).
Starfire glass has less iron content and will not affect your chosen splashback colour. 6 475 ![]() i used to make the paint for WA Glasskote when they were based in malaga. they were a customer of ours. they are now also in wangara. very experienced team and no mucking… 1 347 |