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Stephen ByrneU.K.
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Traditional and innovative techniques for kiln-fired painting on glass, for example, questions concerning firing schedules, how to mix paint, tools & equipment, media, techniques for applying paint, and so forth. I can do other areas but I think you are covered. | |
Chester ReinhardtU.S.
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i can answer all question's pertaining to repair of stained glass lamp's and window's also anything to do with building them also question's about patinas | |
Connie BrownU.S.
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I can answer questions about glass fusing and slumping. Visit my site at http://www.glass-fusing-made-easy.com for more information on this sizzling craft. | |
Vic RothmanU.S.
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I can answer questions concerning design,fabrication, repair, restoration,and instillation of stained glass windows. I know about the history and technique of stained glass. Former member of the restoration committee of The Stained Glass Association of America. | |
H Carl Trimble IIIU.S.
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One of a kind custom design stained glass as well as other glass art methods and the restoration of stained glass. Inquiries regarding leaded, beveled, etched sand carved, and fused glass techniques are invited. Other methods, technical questions,history of the art and supply source inquiries also welcome. Information on the pro's and con's of protective glazing of stained glass windows. Visit www.TrimbleStudios.com for more complete information. | |
David GommU.S.
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Copper Foil stained glass panels are our specialty. Both architectural and residential questions can be asked. We build windows and teach classes in our studio. We design custom patterns by hand and then draw tham using AutoCAD. We recently donated over 100 square feet of glass to the Covey Center For The Arts in Provo, Utah. I write a monthly newsletter that gives tips and tricks for the stained glass trade at www.betterstainedglass.com We also teach classes because the joy of new stained glass students rubs off on us and keeps the hobby fun. | |
lyn buergerU.S.
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Questions about construction of stained glass using copper foil or lead. Repair, designing a pattern, how I go about helping my customers achieve their goals. | |
Valerie McCartneyAvailable
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Visit our web site at www.churchwindows.net. I can answer questions about restoration and repair of stained glass windows and their surrounds. I can, also, answer technical questions regarding matching old glass, glass painting (kiln-fired), waterproofing panels (cementing), re-inforcing, removal, and installation. I can not answer questions on glass casting, Dalle de Verre, or glass blowing. | |
Tee TaylorFrance
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I can answer questions about construction, design and selling of stained glass panels, jewellery and objects. I have experience in fusing, leaded work, and tiffany style. | |
Kent LauerU.S.
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any questions regarding hand beveling, grinding and polishing of glass objects, and repair of glass | |
Sue Spire "The Stained Glass Lady"U.S.
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I can answer questions regarding lead, copper foil, reinforcement, repair, soldering, patina, panel lamps, kaleidoscopes, boxes, water prisms, and designing. I have limited experience with bead making, but could answer basic questions. Visit my web site at http://www.freepatternsforstainedglass.com |
Debbie, I think there will be no problem using copper foil in this application. It is not, in the true sense, an architectural setting as I understand your description. Since the your panel will
Hi Linda, I have a web site with stained glass tutorials. You can read the soldering copper foil tutorial Here That should
Putty is made up of two basic ingredients. Whiting and linseed oil. Then there are various things people add to the basic mix. I have broken this stuff into four categories. 1- Powders: whiting, plaster
The only way the patina will take to the zinc is if the zinc looks like new. You are going to have to steel wool (000) and get to bright shiny metal. You should also be aware that it is difficult to get
When these windows were made there were thousands of stained glass studios all over the country. Your window,while good looking, are pretty generic in design and could have been made anywhere. I could
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