Subject: RE: baidarka dry pigment
From: Peter A. Chopelas (pac@premier1.net)
Date: Tue Apr 25 2000 - 15:20:03 EDT
Ralph,
Though I do not think there is anything chemically related to the pigment
Prussian blue and people from the region once know as Prussia, I would
think that being vigorous with any people who do not mix well is always a
solution, even if a rather poor one, if alternatives are not available.
Peter
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Subject: Re: baidarka dry pigment
In a message dated 00-04-17 21:25:23 EDT, pac@premier1.net (Peter A.
Chopelas) writes:
<< ... For example I will not use Prussian blue anymore because it is too
hard to mix, it always comes out all lumpy unless you really get vigorous
with it. If I want dark blue I'll mix ultramarine with black and a little
bit of red. It is easier then trying to get the lumps out of Prussian blue
... >>
My ancestors from a region of the world, which is now accepted to be Poland
would be chagrined, but it appears that history does repeat itself. :`-})
(You can tell he's a smiling Prussian by the duelling scar and the
moustache!)
Ralph Hoehn
Stamford CT
Ralph@PouchBoats.com
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