MOLINA, RAFAEL on mon 25 nov 02
I'm out of Yellow Ochre and I was told that I could make a reasonable =
substitution with equal parts by weight of OM4 Ball Clay and Yellow Iron =
Oxide. Has anyone on the List ever heard of this substitution or tried =
it?
TIA.
Rafael
Rafael Molina, MFA
Assistant Professor of Art
Department of Music, Art, and Dance
Tarrant County College Southeast Campus
2100 Southeast Parkway
Arlington, TX 76018-3144
(817) 515-3711
(817) 515-3189 fax
Linda Knapp on tue 26 nov 02
Odd how the world turns! At about the same time you were asking this of
the list I was trying to figure out the same thing - Finally decided to
use Yellow Iron Oxide instead in the glaze test I was doing. My later
reading indicated that ochre is about 20% Yellow Iron Oxide and so I bet
your substitution would be close enough to try.
Linda
MOLINA, RAFAEL wrote:
>I'm out of Yellow Ochre and I was told that I could make a reasonable substitution with equal parts by weight of OM4 Ball Clay and Yellow Iron Oxide. Has anyone on the List ever heard of this substitution or tried it?
>
>TIA.
>
>Rafael
>
>
>Rafael Molina, MFA
>Assistant Professor of Art
>Department of Music, Art, and Dance
>Tarrant County College Southeast Campus
>2100 Southeast Parkway
>Arlington, TX 76018-3144
>(817) 515-3711
>(817) 515-3189 fax
>
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