Close-up of a hand holding a jar of Rogue Screen Printing Paste labeled for glass and ceramics, lead-free and food-safe once fired.

6 Reasons Artists Trust Rogue Screen Printing Paste for Glass and Ceramics

As the only maker of Rogue Screen Printing Paste worldwide, I’ve worked with fused glass artists, ceramicists, and painters who needed one thing: vibrant, reliable results on a wide range of surfaces. Whether you’re firing float glass or fine-tuning a layered COE 90 masterpiece, Rogue delivers. Here’s why it stands apart.

1. Compatible with Float, COE 90, COE 96 & Ceramics

Rogue Screen Printing Paste was formulated to be a true multi-surface solution. It prints cleanly on Float glass, COE 90, COE 96, and even ceramics—no guessing, no special tweaks. This compatibility makes it ideal for artists who fuse, slump, or mix media in their kiln work.

Hand holding a jar of Rogue Enamels Peacock Green Screen Printing Paste, labeled 93K1002, against a white background.

2. Flexible Firing Range: 1100°F to 1450°F

Whether you’re tack fusing delicate lines or going for a full fuse, Rogue handles it all. Its recommended firing range—1100°F to 1450°F (595°C to 785°C)—gives you total control. Rogue enamel paste maintains rich color across firing styles, so you can use it for anything from sun catchers to sushi plates.

3. No Mixing Needed – Just a Quick Stir

Say goodbye to powdered enamel clouds and inconsistent results. Rogue comes pre-mixed in a smooth, ready-to-use paste. After sitting in the jar, it may need a quick stir—just like any professional screen ink. Because it’s blended with the right proportions of Rogue enamels and medium, you can start printing in seconds. No measuring, no mess.

Fused glass panels featuring screen-printed bee and flower designs using Rogue Screen Printing Paste on colorful backgrounds including pink, green, yellow, and blue glass.

4. A Mixable Rainbow of Colors

From Jet Black and Aurora Red to vivid greens and earthy browns, Rogue offers 12 colors that are fully mixable. Blend your own palette without losing opacity or vibrancy—even after firing.

Close-up of Rogue Screen Printing Paste jars in multiple colors, labeled for use on glass and ceramics. Ready-to-use, lead-free, and food-safe once fired.

5. Smooth, Honey-Like Consistency

One of the most praised features of Rogue paste is its honey-like texture. This consistency makes it easy to pull smooth, sharp prints through fine mesh silk screens. Whether you’re printing fine line drawings or solid blocks of color, Rogue responds beautifully to pressure and motion.

6. Food-Safe After Firing

When fired properly, Rogue enamel paste becomes a food-safe surface, making it ideal for plates, platters, and functional glassware. Artists using Rogue in their dinnerware lines can rest easy knowing their pieces are both beautiful and safe to use.

Fused glass dish featuring a screen-printed floral design made with Rogue Screen Printing Paste on a black glass base, showcasing layered red, yellow, and white enamel detailing.

Why I Created Rogue

As an artist myself and owner of Fuse Muse Fused Glass, I saw a gap in the market: there wasn’t a high-quality, food-safe, pre-mixed screen printing paste that could hold up in a kiln. So I created it. Each jar of Rogue is hand-crafted with care and tested in real-world kiln conditions—because I know that reliability matters to working artists.

Explore the Full Rogue Line

Want to see Rogue paste in action? Browse our full color lineup or check out our original silk screen designs and printing tools to complete your setup.

Silk screen stencils for glass art laid out on a work table, including tree branches and floral designs, alongside yellow squeegees and a heating tool. Screens designed for use with Rogue Screen Printing Paste.


About the Author

Lisa Mart, Owner and Artisan of Fuse Muse Fused Glass

Lisa Martin is the owner and artisan behind Fuse Muse Fused Glass. With years of experience in fused glass and surface design, Lisa created Rogue Screen Printing Paste to meet the needs of glass artists worldwide. As the only producer of this enamel-based printing paste, she brings unique insight, craftsmanship, and innovation to the fused glass community.


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