Low Temperature Paint

Low Temperature Paint (LTP) is any paint that is not fired in a kiln meaning anything that is Oven Bake, Air dry or UV Cure would be a Low Temperature Paint.

These paints also generally follow similar useability that any other traditional paint would. Thus any tools and techniques you have can be used with them. It's also important that the glass is cleaned well and the directions for the paints being used to be followed to get the best bond possible.

Pros

• Is ideal for people not looking to invest into a Kiln or deal with the complexities of Fusing glass.
• Works well with almost all glass in any texture.
• Requires little knowledge or skill to get started.
• Widely available at most craft stores.
• Can be used on things that wouldn't otherwise survive being heated again.
• Orientation and shape isn't much of an issue.

Cons

• Relatively short life of paint to glass bonds.
• UV will affect the paints, either by bleaching and/or embrittling of the paint over time.
• Limited options that look glass like.
• Can easily be damaged from heat during Soldering.