Earl Brunner on mon 18 mar 02
You could use watered down elmers glue even. You just need a binder.
Holly Keeney wrote:
> I have read that it is best to spray hairspray over the base glaze before
> painting on your majolica ware. Could someone tell me if I need to use an
> aerosol spray can or if I can use the more environmentally friendly stuff
> and still get the same results. Thank you!!!
> Holly
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Holly Keeney on mon 18 mar 02
I have read that it is best to spray hairspray over the base glaze before
painting on your majolica ware. Could someone tell me if I need to use an
aerosol spray can or if I can use the more environmentally friendly stuff
and still get the same results. Thank you!!!
Holly
Michele Williams on mon 18 mar 02
I'd like to request that Someone who answers this question post it to the
list rather than directly to Holly only. I'd like to know why it works, if
it's for allowing correction of mistakes, etc.
Newbie questions, gak! Glad I'm not the only Newbie.
Michele Williams
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From: "Holly Keeney"
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Subject: using hairspray on majolica
> I have read that it is best to spray hairspray over the base glaze before
> painting on your majolica ware. Could someone tell me if I need to use an
> aerosol spray can or if I can use the more environmentally friendly stuff
> and still get the same results. Thank you!!!
> Holly
>
>
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Ababi on tue 19 mar 02
Where I had learned painting, we where poor kibbutz members that could
not effort buying fixative. Our beloved teacher offered us to use hair
spray.
There are two kinds the hair spray, the first one makes kind of film,
keeps your hair the same way from morning at the barber to the wedding
in the evening I would not use it. Once I used fixative above
ceramic pastels, on a tray, that latter had been sprayed with a clear
glaze, to avoid spreading the powder of the pastels. As it was a tray
the glaze stayed where it was- the film went on fire and glaze
connected to the ware. You want to paint above this film, I think it
might be messy.
I offer you to use CMC 1-2%. It is kind of hard, you must apply wait
long time to be dry , apply again , wait and only than when you have a
smooth surface like it was a smooth cardboard for painting.
The second hair spray, the oily kind, from the same teacher, for
spreading oil pastel on the paper you spray and with your fingers smear
over a textured paper..
Is it food safe?
I did not eat.
Beside it is not ceramics!
Ababi Sharon
Kibbutz Shoval- Israel
Going deeply into glazing
ababisha@shoval.org.il
http://members4.clubphoto.com/ababi306910/
http://www.milkywayceramics.com/cgallery/asharon.htm
http://www.israelceramics.org/
---------- Original Message ----------
>I'd like to request that Someone who answers this question post it to
>the
>list rather than directly to Holly only. I'd like to know why it
>works, if
>it's for allowing correction of mistakes, etc.
>Newbie questions, gak! Glad I'm not the only Newbie.
>Michele Williams
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Holly Keeney"
>To:
>Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 2:07 PM
>Subject: using hairspray on majolica
>> I have read that it is best to spray hairspray over the base glaze
>before
>> painting on your majolica ware. Could someone tell me if I need to
>use an
>> aerosol spray can or if I can use the more environmentally friendly
>stuff
>> and still get the same results. Thank you!!!
>> Holly
>>
>>
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Nanci Bishof on tue 19 mar 02
Some people use hairspray to fix the surface of the majolica so that it does
not powder off in the handling of the form. Others use recipes that include
CMC or some other binder in the formula to do the same.
nanci
Marcia Selsor on tue 19 mar 02
I have used aerosol. If you an get a fine mister with the other, go for it! You
could also spray diluted starch over it rather than hairspray. You just want an
even coating so the over painting goes on smoothly.
Marcia Selsor just back from a delightful time at NCECA
Michele Williams wrote:
> I'd like to request that Someone who answers this question post it to the
> list rather than directly to Holly only. I'd like to know why it works, if
> it's for allowing correction of mistakes, etc.
>
> Newbie questions, gak! Glad I'm not the only Newbie.
>
> Michele Williams
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Holly Keeney"
> To:
> Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 2:07 PM
> Subject: using hairspray on majolica
>
> > I have read that it is best to spray hairspray over the base glaze before
> > painting on your majolica ware. Could someone tell me if I need to use an
> > aerosol spray can or if I can use the more environmentally friendly stuff
> > and still get the same results. Thank you!!!
> > Holly
> >
> >
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