iandol on sun 13 jan 02
Dear Joan Ashworth,
I was taught how to make Resin lustres by Greg Daly. Part of the =
information I originally sent to Aliakbar contained his recipe, which =
comes by the way from Cullen Parmellee if I recall the event correctly.
Ferric (Iron3) chloride with Rosin gives a superb orange with a metallic =
sheen on bathroom tiles which are a good, ready made,test tile for the =
low temperature decorating materials.
But the Chemistry of resinates is still a big mysterious black hole.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia
Cobus Potgieter on mon 14 jan 02
Dear Ivor,
Can you also send the information to me? Textbook information about this
subject is very limited. Some recipes refer to pine resin, other to gum
arabic, and then I found one that referred to ROSIN. Is rosin just another
term for resin, or what is it?
I would appreciately your help greatly.
Regards,
Cobus Potgieter.
NAMIBIA CERAMICS
http://www.orusovo.com/namceram
namceram@orusovo.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "iandol"
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Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 8:00 AM
Subject: : Re: Resinate Lustre Science
Dear Joan Ashworth,
I was taught how to make Resin lustres by Greg Daly. Part of the information
I originally sent to Aliakbar contained his recipe, which comes by the way
from Cullen Parmellee if I recall the event correctly.
Ferric (Iron3) chloride with Rosin gives a superb orange with a metallic
sheen on bathroom tiles which are a good, ready made,test tile for the low
temperature decorating materials.
But the Chemistry of resinates is still a big mysterious black hole.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia
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