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Excerpts from: Glass on Metal
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[347] Luster Decal Sheets - Solid and Patterned Carefree Luster Decals
Carefree Lusters are mica based luster pigments stabilized for glass, glazed ceramic and enameled metal applications. Carefree lusters are now available in solid and patterned decal sheets allowing a new vision and approach to working with luster pigments.... (1996)
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Show me more articles from: [Glass on Metal]|[Pat Diacca Topp]
Releated Categories:[Enameling]
ISBN: B00007LNCO

 

[656] Making an Agate Imitation Cabochon
This technique consists of the successive application of silver foil sheets, changing the colors of enamels among them, and then to wear away sectors, and discover each one of the colors used in the different layers. Apply the first of the layers of enamel. In this case we have used black enamel. It is very important to enamel the back face.... (2003)
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Show me more articles from: [Glass on Metal]|[Hugo Ostermann and Valeria Serrudo]
Releated Categories:[Enameling]
ISBN: B00007LNCO

 

[227] Metals Suitable for Enameling
The purpose of this article is two fold. First, we receive a number of inquiries as to whether or not certain metals can be enameled. This article will answer most of those questions. Second, we have all read statements such as, 'Gilding metal can be fired no more than two times,' or 'Platinum can not be enameled because it has a terrific expansion.' Such statements were based on observations of a limited range of materials. We will show why the statements are misleading.... (1986)
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Show me more articles from: [Glass on Metal]|[Woodrow Carpenter]
Releated Categories:[Metals]|[Enameling]
ISBN: B00007LNCO

 

[596] Notes from an Electroforming Workshop
The size of the bath must correspond to the rectifier. You cannot have a huge bath and a small rectifier. The tank must be made of glass, polypropylene or polyethylene plastic. Plastic is preferred because there is less chance of breakage. You can get a plastic container from the plastic supplier in your community. A glass tank can be obtained from a fish or pet shop. Be aware of leakage.... (2004)
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Show me more articles from: [Glass on Metal]|[F.R. Nichols]
Releated Categories:[Plating & Electroforming]
ISBN: B00007LNCO

 

[270] Proper use of Liquid Metals
Applying liquid gold, palladium and/or silver in the final firing of enamel pieces is something that can frequently raise the appearance of a completed piece up to the spectacular. More enamelers should use them, but they should also learn to use them correctly. If they adhere to the following simple suggestions and procedures we feel that greater success will be achieved in their use..... (1988)
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Show me more articles from: [Glass on Metal]|[Martin Hanson]
Releated Categories:[Enameling]
ISBN: B00007LNCO

 

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