My college class was donated various powder mixed glazes & as the art work study it’s my job to make sure they’re in working order. One of our glazes has been the most finicky thing I’ve ever worked with. I’m fairly certain it was meant to be a dipping glaze (hence why it was hell to paint on.) attempting to get the ratios right, when never working with dipping glazes before, is proving to be challenging, but I believe this video should be able to help
It is possible! To make our dipping glazes into brushing glazes, we recommend to mix as per the instructions on the package (So 1pint of water for every pound of dry material) and you will want to add 0.6% of the mixed glazes total weight of CMC Gum.
My college class was donated various powder mixed glazes & as the art work study it’s my job to make sure they’re in working order. One of our glazes has been the most finicky thing I’ve ever worked with. I’m fairly certain it was meant to be a dipping glaze (hence why it was hell to paint on.) attempting to get the ratios right, when never working with dipping glazes before, is proving to be challenging, but I believe this video should be able to help
After u finished glazing can you store the bucket with the product? And for how long?
Of course you can! You can store it indefinitely, but depending on how long you may need to add more water.
Hi, is it possible to turn this dipping glaze into a brushing glaze and if so how?
It is possible! To make our dipping glazes into brushing glazes, we recommend to mix as per the instructions on the package (So 1pint of water for every pound of dry material) and you will want to add 0.6% of the mixed glazes total weight of CMC Gum.
@@MaycoColors Very helpful - thanks so much!