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Old 04-07-2002, 08:58 AM   #1
Sandy Barnes Sandy Barnes is offline
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question Naples Yellow




Karen Wells wrote in a post on Glazing "to paint light into wet glaze use something that aproximates Naples yellow" Not an exact quote, I can't find the original post. My apologies Karin.

The closest I can seem to match is Cad Yellow light and Cad red light with white. Is there a different formula that I have not hit on? Is there a reason not to use Naples yellow directly? Any info is appreciated.
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