Subject: Painting windows
Tom Brown <tomb [at] hawaii__edu> writes >The windows are tinted, but we want to block out >more light. Does anyone have any experience with painting windows >with a titanium dioxide or zinc paint, or any other paint? Is there >any other inexpensive method for blocking the light that we may be >over looking? We have an old sign-painter customer, who taught us a trick for the perfect temporary window paint. Simply integrate pigment into liquid dish soap. Sounds funny, but works really well. The dish-soap takes any pigment quite readily and adheres to the glass beautifully. His claim that it washes windows when you remove it is questionable, but the dish-soap does dissolves quite easily with a sponge and water. Hope that helps, Alex Warren Sinopia Pigments and Materials 229 Valencia St. San Francisco, CA 94103 415-621-2898 *** Conservation DistList Instance 10:43 Distributed: Thursday, October 31, 1996 Message Id: cdl-10-43-012 ***Received on Tuesday, 29 October, 1996