I am beginning to get into colorizing metals and stuff and the plethora of alcohol inks, patinas, dye oxides, metal coatings, etc. is throwing me into a spin. So I have been gathering information on them and trying to discover their differences and applications.
My focus is not to go into indepth technical but to learn enough so that I know what to get for what purpose. My narrowish focus at the moment is coloring metal as in jump rings and chains. And I am only going to write about the different products as I get them. (It would be impossible to write about all of them unless I had a century of nothing else to do and they stop producing such delectable products at such a rapid clip!)
This page contains general information with links to more specific notes on each product line (as and when I get either the products or the information).
Showing posts with label patina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patina. Show all posts
Monday, May 20, 2013
Notes on Swellegant
Swellegant is similar to the Ranger Patina and Inks but with some differences in application. I am still too new to both ranges to make any determined recommendation of one over the other but I will point out some differences - especially in how to use them.
Prepare - clean / degrease/ sand surfaces as normal
Prepare - clean / degrease/ sand surfaces as normal
Labels:
colorant,
dye oxide,
how to use Swellegant,
metal paint,
patina,
Swellegant
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