Fast & Slow Glitter Liquid for Sale!

[Kirk]

After extensive testing,  I'm now offering many NEW glitter colors in clear fast liquid.  They are gorgeous!  Here are a few of the options.  I'll post them all below in this discussion and in my videos.

I've also developed replacement slow glitter formulas for the Florence Art, Heat Tapes, Mastercrafters, and Crestworth glitter lamps of the 60s and 70s.  The liquid in these formulas is non-flammable, non-combustible, and much less toxic than the fast, solvent-based liquid. 

To simplify things, both fast and slow glitter liquid are now available at the same prices.  Here are some FAQs on the glitter liquid.

I fill all orders on a first come, first served basis.  I do all of the work by hand and take care to ensure quality.  Please allow 2-3 weeks from payment for delivery.

 

Fast or Slow Glitter Liquid In Containers 

$25 for one quart container (fills 32 oz globe)

$23 each for two or more.

$40 for two quart containers (fills 52 oz globe)

$37 each for two or more.

$140 for eight (8) quart containers (fills 250 oz Grande)

$115 for six (6) quart containers (fills 175 oz Lunar)

32 OZ LAVA GLOBE: ADD $10 each

52 OZ LAVA GLOBE: ADD $15 each *Very Limited Supply

NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE for refilling 32oz and 52oz globes that you supply!

ALL PRICES INCLUDE SHIPPING to USA Lower 48!  International, please contact me for a quote.

I prefer payment with Paypal.  My Paypal account is [e-mail]. 

If you need liquid to refill other size globes or you have vintage globes you’d like me to refill, please contact me for a quote.  My prices are very reasonable.

I no longer refill and ship Grande-sized globes, but I have excellent instructions with pictures if you want to refill a Grande with my containers of liquid. 

 

FAST GLITTER Liquid Color choices: Blue, Green, Red, Purple, Light Blue, Yellow, Orange, Teal, Pink, and Clear 

FAST GLITTER Glitter choices in Colored Liquid:

• Small Silver Holographic Hexagonal – Looks best in 32oz and 52oz globes
• Medium Silver Holographic Square – Looks best in 32oz and 52oz globes
• Large Silver Holographic Square – Looks best in Lunar, Grande, Gemlites, 52oz globes
• Short Silver Holographic Strand – Looks best in 32oz and 52oz globes
• Long Silver & Colored Holographic Strand - Looks best in 32oz, 52oz, and Grande globes (use 15watt, 25watt, 40watt bulbs)

*NEW* FAST COLORED GLITTER choices in Clear Liquid:

• Small Hexagonal: Gold (Holo), Green (Holo), Pink (Holo), Sky Blue (Holo), Ocean Blue (Holo), Navy (Holo), Turquoise, Lavender, Violet (Holo), Orange (Holo), Copper (Holo), Multicolor (Holo)
• Small Squares: Violet (Holo), Pink (Holo), Sky Blue (Holo), Green (Holo), Gold (Holo), Navy (Holo), Silver (Holo)
• Small Dots: Green (Holo), Pink (Holo)
• Medium Dots: Gold (Holo), Ocean Blue (Holo), Silver (Holo)

SLOW GLITTER Liquid Color choices: Blue, Green, Red, Purple, Light Blue, Yellow, Orange, Teal, Pink, and Clear

SLOW GLITTER Glitter choices: 

• Small Silver Flakes – Best for Florence Art, Heat Tapes, Mastercrafter’s Clocks, Consorts, and 32 oz globes
• Very Small Silver Flakes -- Best for Crestworth Glitterlite, Lava Lite Glitter Lite
• *NEW* Small Metallic Gold Multicolor -- Best for Glitterama 

All liquid is non-combustible and non-flammable.  

The slow glitter liquid is very low in toxicity.

The fast glitter liquid is solvent-based and should be treated with caution. Use safety goggles and gloves when working with the liquid, and make sure your work area is well ventilated — turn on a fan. 

Use a funnel when pouring the liquid into your globes.  Promptly close your bottle openings with the plug and cap provided.

 

My shipping address is: 

Kirk Olson

For USPS: PO BOX 1188

For UPS, FEDEX: 11228 Parsons Rd

Manor, TX 78653

[e-mail]

[Kirk]

And here's some slow, non-toxic glitter options that I've been testing.  What do your think?

[G. T.]

I see what you mean.  I'll let you know my decision soon.

[G. T.]

I think they're beautiful.  Did you mix different colors together?  The two globes to the left flash some gorgeous complimenting shades. 

[Kirk]

The one on the far left is an iridescent glitter.  It's all a single color of glitter, and it's made in such a way that it reflects all of those beautiful colors.

The one in the middle is mostly gold with red, green, and blue.

[G. T.]

Will you be offering them in the near future?

[Kirk]

Yes, in a couple of months if they continue to perform well in testing.  Another benefit to the slow glitter liquid is that you can run it for days without damaging the glitter since no solvents are involved.

[Kirk]

Hi, John.  I've been meaning to do some thinning, too.  

I've updated the *NEW* list.  Some of the Medium Dots options aren't available any longer, but there are now small dots options and a small square option.

*NEW* FAST COLORED GLITTER choices in Clear Liquid:

• Small Hexagonal: Gold (Holo), Green (Holo), Pink (Holo), Sky Blue (Holo), Ocean Blue (Holo), Navy (Holo), Turquoise, Lavender, Violet (Holo), Orange (Holo), Copper (Holo), Multicolor (Holo)
• Small Squares: Violet (Holo)
• Small Dots: Green (Holo), Pink (Holo)
• Medium Dots: Gold (Holo), Ocean Blue (Holo)

I love the medium gold dots.  All of these colors are great and hold up really well.  

My favorite is the turquoise small hexagonal.  It starts up fast with great metallic flash and well, to me, the color is simply fantastic.

[Kirk]

I think it would look great in a Fluidium.

[andy ross]

Would you paint the base?

[Kirk]

I've been working on a new custom Glitterama Diamond fill for several months now.  I think I'm getting close.

[kero48]

Kirk I sent you an email from my yahoo account, title was "kero48 from oozing goo"

Are you checking your email and did you get it. Please get back to me as there are so many options, I kinda need a simple list base on my email.

Thanks

Rod

[Kirk]

Rod - your email went to my Junk folder.

The glitter and liquid options I have available are listed in this thread's initial discussion post.  You can check my photos on OG or this discussion thread for more pictures.  Unfortunately, I don't have a nicely consolidated list of options and pictures.  Maybe I should seriously consider doing a website?