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painting on glass
Jane Date: Wednesday, 04.03.2009, 14:52 | Message # 1
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Hi, I've started trying to paint on glass using Pebeo Vitrea 160 but am having problems with brush strokes and viscosity. I just read that one should use a sable or squirrel brush (I'm using my regular synthetic brushes), does anyone here know if this is true?

Another question is about the viscosity. I stir the jars really well so know the paint is mixed; but... fit seems to take several coats of paint so that it can readily be seen; is this normal?

One more question. I read that you cannot mix Vitrea 160 paints, does anyone here know if this is true?

Really appreciate all advice. Research on the Net hasn't proven to be very forthcoming as yet.

Thanks in advance.

 
Verdict Date: Wednesday, 04.03.2009, 14:53 | Message # 2
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Hi Jane

I can't see that synthetic hair matters, just that it wants to be a soft brush that is less likely to leave brushmarks in the paint.

I've not used the brand of glass paint you mention, but if you've stirred it well then it must be that it's very transparent and requires several coats. Though I'm surprised. The Pebeo website says you can apply two coats of color without first baking the initial coat.

Mixing the paints -- I don't see why not, as they surely are all fundamentally the same thing. I would try and see what happens, perhaps painting the mixture on a "sacrifice" item so it doesn't matter if it doesn't turn out well. I wonder if it takes a lot to get the colors to mix well, rather than be streaky?

 
Annet Date: Saturday, 08.08.2009, 17:50 | Message # 3
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I like paintings on the glass so mutch!
 
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