Re: Glass paint?

From: Mary Bolyard (mbgms678_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Mon Sep 08 2003 - 17:51:23 PDT

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Sharon,
I'd have to dig my jars out of the basement and after
moving it might take me a while to find them. BUT I
believe it was 250 or 275 degrees for about 20 min.

When I did glass painting at school we has used the
Pebo and it even smelled while baking. I used the
ovens in the Home Ec rooms. I definetly would use the
Liquitex when I order paints again.
MaryB

>
> What's involved in heat setting? What do you have
> to use?
>
> Sharon
>

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