Dear Henk,
25 Mart 2009, Çarşamba, 3:25 pm tarihinde, henk thijs yazmış:
>
> On 25 mrt 2009, at 13:40, Loris Medici wrote:
>
>> I asked to my chemicals supplier about waterglass; they have liquid
>> form
>> (something around 20-30%)... Is the addition of NaOH strictly
>> necessary?
>
> Loris, i have no idea, i am just a simple gum printer; the recipe
> comes via a former list member (Klaus Pollmeier) from an old german
> book.
> I just used it as written; the beer was pilsener , a 6 percent german
> beer.
Ok, pilsener is fine :) Will do exactly as it is written...
> Just another thing: the reason i tried aluminum was the 'silvery
> shining', so in order to avoid the sanding -lost of shining- i used
> the toothpaste, in a way a 'pumice' or?
> The other thing is that for me the real 'silver shine' was obtained
> with 'kitchen aluminum' (i mean the stuff used in the kitchen to wrap
> things :-).
> succes,
Thanks, so the surface isn't white as shown in the reproductions in the
acticle but silvery? Or did you do something else to get the white color?
If I get a transparent surface with beer + waterglass then I will look for
white dibond... (Thanks for the idea... Michael?)
Regards,
Loris.