Reading the archives, it suggested mixing flux with copper oxide. In what proportions? Someone also suggested using borax to brighten the color. Guess this is another proportion
Having trouble with my hands keeping up with my head.
Kay
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copper oxide
O.K. Here I go again. Getting tired of me?
Reading the archives, it suggested mixing flux with copper oxide. In what proportions? Someone also suggested using borax to brighten the color. Guess this is another proportion
Having trouble with my hands keeping up with my head.
Kay
Reading the archives, it suggested mixing flux with copper oxide. In what proportions? Someone also suggested using borax to brighten the color. Guess this is another proportion
Having trouble with my hands keeping up with my head.
Kay
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Re: copper oxide
Rather try real copper powderKay wrote:O.K. Here I go again. Getting tired of me?
Reading the archives, it suggested mixing flux with copper oxide. In what proportions? Someone also suggested using borax to brighten the color. Guess this is another proportion
Having trouble with my hands keeping up with my head.
Kay
Try 1 part flux 3 parts copper n also varie this
There hotter U go the more disolved but also the more problems ur gona get
