[Jewelry making - Article 00122] - Re: [Orchid] Sandblasting

[Dave Arens]

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    Hi Tara, 

>      Are there any suggested liquids ect. that you can paint on and
>     remove later to keep some areas high shine? 

    One liquid that can be used is rubber cement from the office supply
    store. Depending on the thickness of it, you may have to paint on
    several coats to get an adequate thickness. The dried rubber
    remaining on the surface, absorbs the energy in the grains of media. 

Dave
 

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