Free pigments
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NewLondon88
Local Chapter Leader
What are they called? I like both of them..
keandkafu
Member
I really like the orange one. Is that a graphite pigment mixed in? They both look good
Kevin
Kevin
NewLondon88
Local Chapter Leader
The pigments already have a second color in them? Are they liquid
or powders? I need an orange like that one..
or powders? I need an orange like that one..
sekach
Member
Can you give out the name of your supplier so maybe the rest of us might be lucky enough to get some to turn as well? They are very spiffy looking....
I get them through an artist friend of a friend of mine. He only started selling them to me after he seen a few pens. So now when I place a larger order, a pen finds it's way to him and when he gets new products, I sometimes find some in the mailbox to try out.
I could get extra and get some to you...
I could get extra and get some to you...
keithkarl2007
Member
they look awesome. Would it take much to get into casting??
glassguy
Member
Would someone please post a "how to" and supply list for the castings? They are great and I am trying to get a good mix for my wifes ladies group. Just not sure what or how.
NewLondon88
Local Chapter Leader
There's really too many variables for a single 'How-To', and it would fill a
few books. (probably already has) But there are a LOT of postings about
casting in the Casting and Stabilization category. Also in the search function
you can find a lot of information, tutorials, pictorials, vendors, supplies.
While your question sounds simple enough, the answer(s) would be a massive
amount of work. A lot of the work has already been done, but it would be up
to you to pull the information together from the resources here on the forum.
If you think it SHOULD be put together for everyone ,perhaps that's a project
you'd like to take on? :tongue:
DurocShark
Member
Those look great. I'd like to buy some small amounts...