Kim Marie on thu 30 jul 98
At 09:22 AM 7/29/98 EDT, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hello,
> You can use Duncan EZ Strokes or Mayco One Strokes to airbrush with and they
>will fire that high. I wonder if anyone has tried this? Airbrushing glazes
>onto glass that is?
> Dana Henson
>
>I read in an airbrush technique book that one is not supposed to put glazes
through an airbrush (bummer) but underglazes were ok
kim
Buck and Laurita on fri 31 jul 98
Kim Marie wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> At 09:22 AM 7/29/98 EDT, you wrote:
> >----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >Hello,
> > You can use Duncan EZ Strokes or Mayco One Strokes to airbrush with and the
> >will fire that high. I wonder if anyone has tried this? Airbrushing glazes
> >onto glass that is?
> > Dana Henson
> >
> >I read in an airbrush technique book that one is not supposed to put glazes
> through an airbrush (bummer) but underglazes were ok
> kim
The Duncan and Mayco products mentioned are underglazes.
Laura Chandler
Dana Henson on fri 31 jul 98
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hello,
> You can use Duncan EZ Strokes or Mayco One Strokes to airbrush with and they
>will fire that high. I wonder if anyone has tried this? Airbrushing glazes
>onto glass that is?
> Dana Henson
>
>I read in an airbrush technique book that one is not supposed to put glazes
through an airbrush (bummer) but underglazes were ok
kim
Hi Kim,
I should have been more specific---I was referring to underglazes being
airbrushed onto glass. Has anyone tried this? If so, to what temperature?
Thanks for the information, Kim.
Dana Henson
(In Pilot Point---another 100+degree day and now on water rationing)
Bruce Girrell on wed 16 sep 98
Hello all,
Fate has smiled upon us once again and, as the result of knowing someone who
knows someone who frequents auctions, estate sales and the like, my wife and
I are the proud new owners of a Paasche Model VLS airbrush. Now we need to
learn how to use it.
I looked in the Clayart archives and didn't see any topics that seemed to
address "Learning How to Airbrush Ceramic Glazes" (lots of spray stuff,
though). So could anyone out there recommend good books/videos that we can
learn from? I would particularly like to hear about references that
specifically discuss airbrush application of glazes (as opposed to
airbrushing in general) since I can't help but believe that the flow of
suspended solids through the airbrush behaves differently than those nice,
transparent colors that the commercial airbrush artists use.
Thanks to all,
Bruce "always looking for a new way to make a mess" Girrell
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