The Wine bottles fired from Paradise Paint post Yesterday

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tom suter
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The Wine bottles fired from Paradise Paint post Yesterday

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The bottles fired good no lost detail did not get a smooth glossy surface as with other paradise paint firing. Usually I go to 1400 with a 15 min soak only went to 1350 with a 20 min soak. I was afraid I could have a color shift on the paint. The paint was really thick on the bottle and that could be the reason why it was not a glossy smooth surface. As I told the artist, painting have texture to it and what make art glass stands out is the different texture it brings life to a dull smooth surface.
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Excellent. Those are keepers. Brock
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Very nice!
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They are great Tom!!
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Tom

Nice work. Bottles can actually be used for artisic expression. cool.

A big part of the technique for glass painting that one needs to understand, is density of application. Too thin and it disappears. Too thick and it does the volcano thing.
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Post by Alice DeGraff »

Hi Tom that looks so neat....

So you slumped the bottle first and then painted it. How high a temp did you need to go with for the paints.... just wondering and how do you like this brand of paint.

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