Trapping soot?

[jesselebel]

Has anyone ever tried trapping soot under clear? Will it stay black under the clear or just burn away?

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[Deez]

Pretty sure it will burn off before you are able to trap it. One cool thing you can do is soot up a tube, then scratch whatever you want into the soot, and then fume it. The soot acts as a mask for the fume so your design is left behind.

[HerbChambers]

Pretty sure it will burn off before you are able to trap it. One cool thing you can do is soot up a tube, then scratch whatever you want into the soot, and then fume it. The soot acts as a mask for the fume so your design is left behind.

no way, sounds awesome, cant wait to try.

[jr23]

If your into that you might want to try the glossy magazine fume tech. If you have not tried that it's pretty cool for sure.

I have never tried it but have seen plenty of pics of it .

[jesselebel]

Pretty sure it will burn off before you are able to trap it. One cool thing you can do is soot up a tube, then scratch whatever you want into the soot, and then fume it. The soot acts as a mask for the fume so your design is left behind.
That's a great idea! Thanks man

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[PhantomGlassGuy808]

I have trapped soot when working with soft glass, sometimes on clear and sometimes on white.
I believe I did not have enough oxygen in my mix.