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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.
I have over 36 years experience in the stained glass field. I have done craft shows, managed a stained glass retail store, taught classes, was a studio foreman and have had my own studio for over 16 years.Former restoration committee member of the Stained Glass Association of America. Founding member of The American Glass Guild.
Stained Glass Association of America
The British Society of Master Glass Painters
New York Landmarks Conservancy
Association for Preservation Technology International
American Institute foe Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works
American Glass Guild
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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
Hi The first thing that you should do is research your windows: 1- Try and find out the date they were made 2- Who made them 3- Who the building architect was 4- Any famous people who may have
First of all lead does NOT rust. It oxidizes. Lead has been used as roof flashing and liners for rain gutters for centuries. Lead is also used as a liner in bath showers. There are still a few medieval
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