32oz Gookit, final glowing touch, capped up!
Glow powder adds a nice UV property to the lamp and seems to add a slight pearled finish to the wax, allowing a subtle color shift under normal light.
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Good to know Dr. What?! I got a reply from the powder people and they suggested I lean towards their PD tints as they are solvent based. I may order a 5g sample and try it out in a globe.
I will be totally copying you if I can find those metallic lamps that cheap Deb!
I'm dyin to make a UV lamp too Deb!!!!! I may order some UV dye from magma because I have 2 black light bulbs that I'm using for Halloween, but then I'm retiring them for the done holiday.....so.......hummmm.......
I cheated on the metallic look. Just bought a couple of these lamps at a local Hastings book store for $12 and transferred into a 32 oz. LL globe :)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CO6GCO6/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il...
Love to make a UV lamp. I have a shot glitter Grande that needs some goo :)
Hey thanks! and the guy who used to help run magma tower (aka gookits) did try a metallic pigment for car paints. I guess it worked for a little while the all eventually settle at the bottom and didnt mix anymore with the wax.
Awesome job! I love all the custom lamp work you have done, top notch! I may try those inks out as well, I have an email in with a chameleon pigment dealer to see if they think their powder is suitable for wax application or maybe offer an ink/oil based format of the pigment.
I got the ink at hobby lobby. Same stuff as this http://www.sunshinecrafts.com/p/METALLIC-GOLDSILVER-ALCOHOL-INK-SET...
And yeah brushed steel. Learned that trick a while back on this site.
OoOo That is pretty sweet!! I like the texture it adds, kind of similar look that I want to go for with a color shifter. Where did you get this metallic alcohol ink? Nice lamp, looks to have a brushed base too!
Very interesting on the ink addition, I may look into that as well!
I am currently on the hunt for materials that work well to make a metallic/color shift wax similar to the fancy cars you see change from purple to green. I will keep you posted on any material findings, keep me posted on yours as well!
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