[Jewelry making - Article 00007] - Re: [Orchid] Engraved lines in wax

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Ken,

    I am unfamiliar with China white. I am not sure if it is  water
    soluble. 

    I am a crash and bang kind of person. I got the notion  that a white
    paste would be great to fill in engraved lines in blue wax and make 
    them show up better.  A quick look around my shop and there was my 
    talc. If it works use it. 

    Using talc and water on metal may not fill the lines  adequately. 
    You might need a more permanent ink. 

Lee Epperson

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