Star White - Northstar

One of the better American whites, smoother and denser than most, but it does boil quite easy.

This is the best white I have found yet. It is smooth and as long as you are a little patient with it, you can get the stark white you are looking for with little to no boiling. I love it. Haven't encased with it yet, but it works well for outside application.

I have had little success with it ever not boiling on the surface as dots or stripes or while coating things. However if encased it's fine.

A great white.<br><br>easy to work and a magnificent finish.

Add of the few whites that I’ve used this one works like butter it hardly boils and when it looks like it’s going to eat it put it towards the outskirts of the flame to reduce the boiling. Add of the few words that I’ve used this one works like butter it hardly boils and when it looks like it’s going to eat it put it towards the outskirts of the flame to reduce the boiling it works well with just about anything and when is encased in clear it looks amazing. I recommend using a high oxy flame but not too much oxygen to cause a hiss. Use in outskirts of the flame till it gets molten and most boiling is not a problem

North Star's "Star White" is indispensable for anyone, from Torch-Master to novice. I fit in the latter category, having started lampworking earlier this year. Anyone who helped guide me in this wonderful pursuit would tell me to be careful with any and all white boro rods, because they boil easily and are difficult to work with, but the same can't be said for North Star's "Star White". Out of all the different brands of white, i find this one is much less susceptible to boiling and thus profoundly easier to work!
<br>White is a pretty basic color compared to all of the other crazy cool colors that are out there, but it is quintessential nonetheless, and North Star's "Star White" is definitely the way to go!

Best American white for the money. Be patient with it and it'll give you a bright white with little to no boiling.

Highly recommend 🇺🇸

One of the best whites to have in your color palette.

Very smooth white. Not to bad with boiling.

I love this white, it’s definitely my favorite white to work however if you aren’t careful it will boil easy. I recommend bring it up to temp in the kiln before using. Once its at melting temperature though it can handle a the heat as long as your are working about 6 inches away from the face of the torch. Just my opinion.

Fantastic, easy to work white. Great for all applications. Warm slowly and avoid aggressive flame chemistry.

Made my first snowman and loving this color!

Great for every white application! Keep an eye out for boiling

lovin this white...has a slight opalescence while still remaining an opaque...very smooth!

Honestly I’ve never worked with a better white, definitely one of the most saturated and easy to work with whites I’ve ever melted! Using this in tons of future projects.

Slowly work heat into the rod and mix it up for best results. Definitely prone to boiling but can be dealt with fairly easy. Only white that’s better is parramore but hard to come by

easy to work if using a very soft flame or as stringers

Star white is by far my favorite white. It works easy and works for almost any technique.

I like this under fume before a darker layer. A little goes a long way.

Love the star white, I use this for making allot of my eyeball pendants and it’s perfect for the application. Takes some decent heat especially once worked a bit. Work in a cool flame till heated up nicely then giver pig

overall a good color. can boil recommended compressed air

Beautiful stark/cool white, easy to use and smooth.

Star white is one of the best white rods out there. Melts like butter and always a good choice to have on hand

Excellent white, but be careful not boil it as it can