Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Notes about Airbrushing Silver Stain

 APPLICATION NOTES:
At the time of application the following observations were made. Ease of straining and applying paint was noted. The amount of gum was judged by stippling with a white hog stippler.  If no comment appears about a particular attribute on the chart below it indicates that the performance was average for the group

Reusche (USA)
1382
Good stipple
1383
Sprays good, medium gum, stipples good
1384
Spray OK, stipple OK
1388
average
1390
Spray OK, stipple OK
D292465
Sprays good, heavy gum
Debitus (FRANCE)
10% S. Chloride
Gritty, hard to spray
20% S. Chloride
Gritty, hard to spray
40% S. Chloride
Sprays OK
20% S.
Sulfide
average
40% S. Sulfide
Very soft, no gum
Amber
Very hard, lots of gum
Copper Red
Very soft, no gum
Oster (USA)
Ancient Winchester
Sprays good, stipples good
Ancient Walpole
Sprays good, hard to stipple, more gum than others
Ancient Lemon
Sprays OK, grittier than others, soft stipple, less gum than others
Keracolor (GERMANY)
76050
Mixes well, spray OK, firm stipple- about perfect amount of gum
↑1:4↓
Mixes well, sprays good, easy to stipple
73028/A
Very soft, little or no gum

2 comments:

  1. Hello Friend,
    I did my first test of Reusche 1388 yesterday. I'm very pleased with the results. One question I have: window glass vs ¼ plate. Plate seems a bit weaker. Is the thickness of glass effecting final results? All sampleas were fired together in electric kiln @ 1100F. Any comments welcome. https://www.facebook.com/JurekGlassPainting/photos/a.1539288476390439.1073741829.1536755799977040/1567542970231656/?type=3&theater

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  2. By the way, airbrush used for my test is Iwata Eclipse with 0.3 nozzle.
    I had no problem spraying SS. I use few drops of Prolylene Glycol is a surfactant. I'm quite experienced with Iwata airbrushes, strongly recommend.

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