Jenny Krasner on sat 7 nov 98
Hi=21
Does anyone know a BLACK C/06 glaze formula, that I can put in the ink =
cartridge
of my Epson Ink Jet printer to print on decal paper. I am tranfering them =
onto
WHITE GLAZE already fired at C/6 for outdoor use.
Epson ink, has no ceramic material in it, so it is not permanent, Hewlett
Packard printers have 60=25 iron oxide, so can print on decal paper, =
producing a
sepia toned tile. Unforunately, not to offend, I am just not a sepia kind =
of
gal, hense, this insanity of testing with an expensive printer, is about to
happen, unless....someone out there can help me=21 Also, apparently, =
porcelain
underglazes work (though I don't know how to do that either=21), because of =
the
smallish particles, but...I want to print ontop of a glaze, as I'm making =
tiles
for an outdoor fountain, and I want it to be as watertight as possible.
And, apropos to this experiment....if I mix Cobalt Carbonate and Manganese
Dioxide, to achieve BLACK, paint it (or put it in ink jet, and apply as a =
decal)
on top of my fired C/6 white glaze and fire to C/06, would there be complete
fusion, or would it burn out, chip off, or move around. I am printing, =
computer
generated photographs and am looking for detail.
Wow, if any of you know something about this, it would be pretty gosh darn
terrific=21=21=21=21
Jenny Krasner
KrasJenn=40worldnet.att.net
bryan on mon 9 nov 98
-----Original Message-----
From: Jenny Krasner
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Saturday, November 07, 1998 3:38 PM
Subject: Ceramic decals from Epson Ink Jet
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hi!
>
>Does anyone know a BLACK C/06 glaze formula, that I can put in the ink
cartridge
>of my Epson Ink Jet printer to print on decal paper. I am tranfering them
onto
>WHITE GLAZE already fired at C/6 for outdoor use.
>
>Epson ink, has no ceramic material in it, so it is not permanent, Hewlett
>Packard printers have 60% iron oxide, so can print on decal paper,
producing a
>sepia toned tile. Unforunately, not to offend, I am just not a sepia kind
of
>gal, hense, this insanity of testing with an expensive printer, is about to
>happen, unless....someone out there can help me! Also, apparently,
porcelain
>underglazes work (though I don't know how to do that either!), because of
the
>smallish particles, but...I want to print ontop of a glaze, as I'm making
tiles
>for an outdoor fountain, and I want it to be as watertight as possible.
>
>And, apropos to this experiment....if I mix Cobalt Carbonate and Manganese
>Dioxide, to achieve BLACK, paint it (or put it in ink jet, and apply as a
decal)
>on top of my fired C/6 white glaze and fire to C/06, would there be
complete
>fusion, or would it burn out, chip off, or move around. I am printing,
computer
>generated photographs and am looking for detail.
>
>Wow, if any of you know something about this, it would be pretty gosh darn
>terrific!!!!
>Jenny Krasner
>KrasJenn@worldnet.att.net
Here is a wild guess. Try using sulfates--they are soluble and won't plug up
the printer jets. I have not tried this!!!
Bryan Johnson
Ray Carlton on wed 11 nov 98
if you like your printer dont do it
At 09:16 09/11/98 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jenny Krasner
>To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
>Date: Saturday, November 07, 1998 3:38 PM
>Subject: Ceramic decals from Epson Ink Jet
>
>
>>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>>Hi!
>>
>>Does anyone know a BLACK C/06 glaze formula, that I can put in the ink
>cartridge
>>of my Epson Ink Jet printer to print on decal paper. I am tranfering them
>onto
>>WHITE GLAZE already fired at C/6 for outdoor use.
>>
>>Epson ink, has no ceramic material in it, so it is not permanent, Hewlett
>>Packard printers have 60% iron oxide, so can print on decal paper,
>producing a
>>sepia toned tile. Unforunately, not to offend, I am just not a sepia kind
>of
>>gal, hense, this insanity of testing with an expensive printer, is about to
>>happen, unless....someone out there can help me! Also, apparently,
>porcelain
>>underglazes work (though I don't know how to do that either!), because of
>the
>>smallish particles, but...I want to print ontop of a glaze, as I'm making
>tiles
>>for an outdoor fountain, and I want it to be as watertight as possible.
>>
>>And, apropos to this experiment....if I mix Cobalt Carbonate and Manganese
>>Dioxide, to achieve BLACK, paint it (or put it in ink jet, and apply as a
>decal)
>>on top of my fired C/6 white glaze and fire to C/06, would there be
>complete
>>fusion, or would it burn out, chip off, or move around. I am printing,
>computer
>>generated photographs and am looking for detail.
>>
>>Wow, if any of you know something about this, it would be pretty gosh darn
>>terrific!!!!
>>Jenny Krasner
>>KrasJenn@worldnet.att.net
>
>
>Here is a wild guess. Try using sulfates--they are soluble and won't plug up
>the printer jets. I have not tried this!!!
>Bryan Johnson
>
cheers Ray Carlton
McMahons Creek Victoria Australia
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