Oxide powder (pigment) is used as dye or colourant in various applications, including ceramic, paint, concrete, coating, ink, leather, plastic and rubber. This dry pigment powder with an iron oxide
Turn your headstone into a long-lasting piece of art by using genuine gold leaf to preserve the details of the headstone. To gild on stone (headstone), you can follow two methods:
There are three questions that you need to pay attention to when selecting the gilding size: first, what type of surface I am going to gild on? two, is it going
There are many different types of metal leaf you can choose to gild with including Genuine Gold leaf, Imitation gold Leaf, Genuine Copper Leaf, Imitation Copper Leaf, Genuine Silver Leaf,
Installing your vinyl lettering is very straight forward job. Watch this short video to learn how to apply your vinyl lettering sticker. All you need is a scissor, mask tape
Learn how to gild on wood, metal, glass and stone. At Gold Leaf NZ, we offer gold leaf classes (workshops) for beginners. No previous experience is required. All the workshops are
Gold leaf can be used on any surface, including ceramic tile, as long as the surface is properly prepared with the Kölner Ceramic gilding size KT5. With this product, minor
Kölner Instacoll System is available in different variations and allows excellent gilding with real gold leaf. Range of application: exterior and interior gilding. Great gilding adhesive for all real gold
Kölner Aqua size (Application milk) is a water-based gilding adhesive for indoor only. The Kolner Aqua Size is only suitable for metal leafs that are thicker than the genuine gold
There are two different types of gold leafs: genuine gold leafs and imitation gold leafs. The imitation gold leafs are made from mixed alloys such as zinc, copper, and aluminium and thus are
Polyurethane (PU) decorative products roman pillars, cornice, veneer accessories and wall panels compared with the traditional materials, like plaster, wood, and concrete is the best choice for building decoration: Super
Kum-Boo (also spelled keum-boo or kum-bu) is a Korean decorative appliqué technique in which pure gold foil is fused onto the surface of finished silver objects; similar techniques are also
