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[beaubandy]

I use photo emulsion silk screen paper and glass etching cream to remove the fume then sleeve.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-o5hBeLEnJ4




show us what you do with it here. enjoy

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[Deez]

sick! ive got an idea to try using a similar technique....how long does it take the etch to remove the fume?

[beaubandy]

as soon as your done applying it you can rinse it off

[Deez]

wow really? must not really cook the fume in much first then. i tried to remove some fume a lonnnnng time ago and it took longer than that. thanks for the tip! ill post my results.

[art vandelay]

nice

[beaubandy]

http://www.store.cbridge.com/c/STP/StencilPro+Products.html

[quix]

I had a vinyl cutter around and some armor etch so I decided to give it a shot. Here's what I came up with. The vinyl I used was some old logos from some scientific line I was working on. Ended up being super thick but pretty damn cool! Thanks beaubandy!

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpf1/v/t34.0-12/11039427_1550369688565171_437776114_n.jpg?oh=8371f 9645e8851df44b59806e22316e2&oe=54FD5920&__gda__=1425827440_6c1985eda0145928c49b40d43ab4d46 0

[beaubandy]

looks awesome quix

I use 25mm color fumed blank sleeved with 31.7x2.4. snug fit, quick even sleeve, and not to thick. I'm going to try simax 30x1.4 next glass order.

[quix]

thanks a ton man! the stuff you are doing is super cool. I am not sure how the screen printing works but it looks awesome. I love the full wraps of pattern.

[fUmEsNiFfEr]

Thank you for sharing! Sleeved fume is my favorite fume application at the moment. I like the way this tech has depth that you can look down into. Like looking into shallow water.

I appreciate how you are focusing on your fuming and sticking to clear and cobalt. You will be able to refine your technique to a master level by not being distracted by other things (yet).

[beaubandy]

thanks guys. there photo resist pages on silk screen http://www.store.cbridge.com/c/STP/StencilPro+Products.html


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwc-_gi7xjw

[beaubandy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVpcTnVkBX8

[Aymie]

Armor etch will only remove fume from the surface. If you cook it in at all, it won't come off. You can also use it to cleanup fume spray or excess fume on finished pieces.

[beaubandy]

sorry please delete the extra posts

[beaubandy]

72506

[beaubandy]

I have a stupid phone

[beaubandy]

I made another that has zombies. my phone won't work for me but I posted it on instagram

[nicko0]

so would you describe how you go about putting your fume on? and washing the etching cream off?