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• Query about a decorating medium Moved --> enameling		Ralphsl	Donovan	3

• Fuming with Stanis Chloride		PoncaCreek Glass	Elements Glass	2

• First enamelling effort		Donovan	nitikasnv	3
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LATEST (8) POSTS within the "Enameling" Category!
Donovan Brooke group: registered: GMT - 05/09/2007 You need to be logged in to reply	Go To: Subject: Re: Query about a decorating medium Moved --> enameling
	Hi Ralph, Yes, there are a few good forums out there. WarmGlass: www.warmglass.com talk.craftweb.com (craftweb for off-hand glass) www.handmade-glass.com and more (wetcanvas etc.). However, this (new) one will always be up and improved upon.. so hope you stay around! ;-) Donovan
	DATE: GMT - 06/29/2010 \| 05:43 AM
Ralph Loewenthal group: registered: GMT - 06/10/2010 You need to be logged in to reply	Go To: Subject: Re: Query about a decorating medium Moved --> enameling
	Donovan thanks very much, the Warm Glass site was helpful. Keep well regards from Ralph Loewenthal. Was there not another Art Glass Forum some years ago? I have been out of the glass scene for almost 8 years now.
	DATE: GMT - 06/22/2010 \| 08:44 AM
Donovan Brooke group: registered: GMT - 05/09/2007 You need to be logged in to reply	Go To: Subject: Re: Query about a decorating medium Moved --> enameling
	Hi Ralph, I was hoping someone else would reply to this.. but this forum is still pretty low traffic. Here is a couple resources I've found. http://www.warmglass.com/glass_enamels.htm http://www.thompsonenamel.com/products/enamels/index.htm Donovan
	DATE: GMT - 06/22/2010 \| 03:22 AM
Ralph Loewenthal group: registered: GMT - 06/10/2010 You need to be logged in to reply	Go To: Subject: Query about a decorating medium Moved --> enameling
	I am looking for a decrating medium that I can mix with my glass stains that will not run on a vertical glass surface when I paint on and fire my pieces. I had one in South Africa which was OK to use on flat surfaces, and with an air brush. I am now living in Israel and I have lost or given it away before I left. Please respond to my email address fayandralph@gmail.com as well.
	DATE: GMT - 06/17/2010 \| 02:16 AM
Nitika vyas group: registered: GMT - 01/27/2010 You need to be logged in to reply	Go To: Subject: Wow:
	Hi, Wow awesome man . You are genius. I liked it very much Hope to see some more. Thanks
	DATE: GMT - 01/27/2010 \| 05:45 PM
Aaron Frankel group: registered: GMT - 10/21/2008 You need to be logged in to reply	Go To: Subject: Re: Fuming with Stanis Chloride
	Hi David, I am interested in building a booth and find out any information you may know. If you are interested in sharing please let me know. Aaron
	DATE: GMT - 10/21/2008 \| 10:09 AM
David Williams group: registered: GMT - 10/06/2007 You need to be logged in to reply	Go To: Subject: Re: Fuming with Stanis Chloride
	Is this right...you posted this in 2006? Wow. If you are still around, I'll give you some pointers. I'm pretty experienced at doing it & building it. First build your ventilation system. Stannous Chloride is way overstated as a toxin, as far as I can tell...not being omniscient. But it can kill you deader than shit if you don't take precautions. I myself got a bad cornea burn from it one time. DW
	DATE: GMT - 01/09/2008 \| 02:52 AM
mark halva group: registered: GMT - 12/15/2006 You need to be logged in to reply	Go To: Subject: Fuming with Stanis Chloride
	Hi, It's been years since I messed with it, but I was wondering if anyone has any points or hints on fuming, outside of the typical health and safety precautions. I am looking more for mixture, dilution strength, reduction, and temperature it should be sprayed with. It has been 15 years since I messed with it, and outside of health hazards I have never been taught much else.
	DATE: GMT - 12/18/2006 \| 03:00 AM

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