Dan Saultman on wed 8 jun 05
To all who have replied with suggestions I thank you.
My initial question to the group was whether wax resist could be mixed
with a glaze with successful results. The answer was a qualified "yes".
However I would like to take the question further by asking if there
are other forms of resist that would yield better run-off of a dipped
glaze after a resist stroke was applied. and provide a tougher surface.
What if the resist vehicle was:
Japan dryer (a linseed oil derivative that dries quickly and is used in
oil painting)
A thick clear lacquer.
White glue (Elmers glue)
Acrylic polymer.
These mediums would be used in place of water and added to the dry
ingredients.
Thanks for your thoughts.
Dan
Dan Saultman
Detroit
http://www.saultman.com
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