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spun gold
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spun gold
I'm thinking I've seen it before on a R.O.G. piece before. After a bright outline, can I spin the matte center
and have it look like spun gold when I view it from the front? If so, anything I need to know about first?
Thanks,
Jerry
and have it look like spun gold when I view it from the front? If so, anything I need to know about first?
Thanks,
Jerry
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Re: spun gold
J,
JW,WITW is ROG?
DB
JW,WITW is ROG?
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Re: spun gold
R.O.G.
Reverse On Glass
And yes, you can spin gold on the reverse side of glass.
Use clear oil size, let it tack up, apply gold, and spin it.
I use slow clear oil size.
I suppose you could use clear quick size..not sure though.
R.M.N.
Reverse On Glass
And yes, you can spin gold on the reverse side of glass.
Use clear oil size, let it tack up, apply gold, and spin it.
I use slow clear oil size.
I suppose you could use clear quick size..not sure though.
R.M.N.
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Re: spun gold
Thanks!
Danny, you know more abbreviations than me! It took me a while to decifer yours.
As Robert stated, R.O.G. = Reverse On Glass.
Danny, you know more abbreviations than me! It took me a while to decifer yours.
As Robert stated, R.O.G. = Reverse On Glass.
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Re: spun gold
I 'assumed' the definition of R.O.G., but we all know what you get when you assume.
Remember, there have been 32 new members join in the last 3 months. Among that number, many may be completely new to glass work, and quite reluctant to ask.
As to knowing more words, come on.... use the tools you have, they're right in front of you. Just type in acronyms and or texting and see what you get.
Danny
Remember, there have been 32 new members join in the last 3 months. Among that number, many may be completely new to glass work, and quite reluctant to ask.
As to knowing more words, come on.... use the tools you have, they're right in front of you. Just type in acronyms and or texting and see what you get.
Danny
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Re: spun gold
You can use any size on glass and the spin will show through, even if the size is tinted, some spin will show depending upon how deep a tint there is.
I don't like to use aconyms...LOL
I don't like to use aconyms...LOL
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Re: spun gold
Can you spin a water gild ?.. ( like burnishing-stripes or bevels from the back??)
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Re: spun gold
And should one spin directly after applying the gold or is waiting for some extra hours recommendable?
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Still in the learning phase
Amsterdam Netherlands
www.ferrywinkler.nl
www.schitterend.eu
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Re: spun gold
You should spin right away while there is some cushion from the size so you only scratch the gold, not tearing into the size itself.
You can spin a water gild with steel wool or a glass brush and to enhance the effect, gild with a different Karat of gold. The effect is not the same, but more like adding a swirl to the gold. I have seen this used more in dingbats and other trim, pictorials etc.
You can spin a water gild with steel wool or a glass brush and to enhance the effect, gild with a different Karat of gold. The effect is not the same, but more like adding a swirl to the gold. I have seen this used more in dingbats and other trim, pictorials etc.
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Re: spun gold
Thanks Kent, I know Dave Smith does some dramatic burnishing stuff from the back ( Maybe he will jump in , in a bit)
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Re: spun gold
Well, Dave already answered the question.
Check his post under Eigenbrot Brewery Curved glass signs, May 16th.
It's all there.
Danny
Check his post under Eigenbrot Brewery Curved glass signs, May 16th.
It's all there.
Danny