DE2121096A1 - Procedure in stained glass - Google Patents

Description

Process in glass painting The invention relates to a new process in stained glass.

(Both on and behind glass painting).

The well-known stained glass techniques are right in the making complicated, time-consuming and often lengthy processes. This makes them usually expensive0 In addition, they are made on fragile glass, so there is always a risk of breakage are exposed. Achieving a certain shade is difficult and with Lead glazing is tied to the color range of the glass suppliers.

As a result, conventional stained glass is rarely used. The new invention is based on avoiding the disadvantages listed.

I. When printing inks of all kinds on materials with a smooth surface, such as e.g. glass, acrylic glass, plexiglass and other plastics or plastic films as well Smooth paper can be rolled and then dried with liquid hydrocarbons or their compounds, e.g. ether, benzene, trichlorethylene, gasoline etc. or turpentine, Nitro-Thinner and other paint thinners are sprayed or drizzled on, until the drops evaporate, slowly or rapidly expanding Circles in the paint layer. Because the color affected by the drop is partially dissolved or is emulsified, depending on the properties of the type of hydrocarbon used circular spots with sharp or less sharp outer edge and small or larger dark center. The strength of the structure also depends on the mass of the paint application. The drops give the surface a decorative structure.

II. Further work step (can also be omitted).

By immediately rolling over the surface one or more times with more or less pressure arises after each full revolution of the roller somewhat weaker impression of the part that was rolled over. This allows the structure of the overall picture or parts of it can be refined.

III. Further work step (can also be omitted).

By printing, rolling over or spraying the dried surface with uniform or different color tones a further effect can be achieved will. In this process, you can also use templates to create parts in the surface Cover different shapes, so that another more decorative or functional Effect, such as the creation of a font. The covered part then stands out in the Total area brightly from the machined part.

IV. With this technique representational or abstract motifs and any desired color shade can be produced effortlessly. Also can you also have geometric elements made of injection-molded plastic or plexiglass in the color the technique described and merge them into one picture. This creates an overall impression similar to that of the lead glazing.

V. By pasting the painted surface with translucent white or colorless foil or by covering the painting with Plexiglas or other plastics or glass a better durability of the color is achieved.

VI. This stained glass can be as transparent or nontransparent Painting can be used, e.g. for church windows, lamps or free painting.

VII. The work steps described are shown in a sample.

Claims (1)

P A T E N T A N S P R U C H = z ========= ~ - ==== ~ ========== Fresh by spraying or drizzling Rolled or printed printing inks with liquid hydrocarbons or thinners on glass, plexiglass or other smooth-surfaced materials decorative structure, characterized in that it is made up of different sizes circular, lunar crater-like structures assembled in further work steps this drop-like structure can be changed, weakened or strengthened This painting can be applied as both transparent and non-transparent painting find, with either a translucent or an opaque substrate is used.