Sam or Mary Yancy on mon 26 sep 11
If understand the issue, I have three suggestions for a uniform glaze appli=
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cation. One: Use a spray gun; Two: use a paint roller, Three: Use a silkscr=
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een. Any of these will work to apply a uniform glaze/thickness. You may wan=
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t to experiment on a few tiles to select the best application for your spec=
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fic purpose... Sam in Daly City.=3DA0
Paul Lewing on mon 26 sep 11
On Sep 26, 2011, at 4:29 PM, Sam or Mary Yancy wrote:
If understand the issue, I have three suggestions for a uniform glaze
application. One: Use a spray gun; Two: use a paint roller, Three: Use
a silkscreen. Any of these will work to apply a uniform glaze/thickness.
I do a fair amount of silk screening on tile with china paint, and I
don't think this is the answer to your problem. For one thing, the
tiles have to be VERY flat. Any warping or unevenness will cause
missed spots in the coating. Also, I don't think it's possible to
screen as thick a coat of glaze as most glazes require.
There have been some other suggestions, but in reality, if you want a
truly even coat of glaze, spraying is by far the best and easiest
method.
Paul Lewing
www.paullewingtile.com
www.paullewingart.com
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