Re: quaint little house with some "history"...
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2015 3:13 pm
speaking of mica...i just learned a hard lesson...hopefully this may save someone else ruining a house like i just did this week...
i'm trying to salvage the project...(a small storybook looking house with a front brick chimney)...not sure if i can save it...
what went wrong?...
i unintentionally processed the mica flakes in a small coffee been blender for way too long...the result?...not good...the mica was more of a dust than a small flake...the mica dust looks like gray mud when applied with white glue...it doesn't let the color show through...
so...don't process the flakes into a power...from now on i'm only going to run mica through a hand crank flour mill just one time...and will probably go back to mixing mica flakes in the clear man-made glitter i've used for years...
my very best regards...howard...
i'm trying to salvage the project...(a small storybook looking house with a front brick chimney)...not sure if i can save it...
what went wrong?...
i unintentionally processed the mica flakes in a small coffee been blender for way too long...the result?...not good...the mica was more of a dust than a small flake...the mica dust looks like gray mud when applied with white glue...it doesn't let the color show through...
so...don't process the flakes into a power...from now on i'm only going to run mica through a hand crank flour mill just one time...and will probably go back to mixing mica flakes in the clear man-made glitter i've used for years...
my very best regards...howard...