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Re: Painting on Ceramics
From: Numo Jaeger & Michael Miller (jaegmil)
Date: Mon Apr 10 2000 - 18:51:57 PDT
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Using a commercial overglaze or china paint may be the solution to keeping
your design permanent.
>Make sure that your design done in a china paint does not come in contact
with food or near your lip line (on a cup). China paints and overglazes
contain materials and chemicals that must melt at a low temperature. The
best flux for melting at a low temperature is lead.
Lead is not a food safe material.
Numo
Numo Jaeger
Studio One Art Center
Oakland CA
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