Thank you Diana really helpful! Just finding the U.K suppliers to give this a go!
@angusjohnson649
3 жыл бұрын
brilliant Diana...:))
@dianabuitragoart-classical2882
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful.
@arun_kumar0
Жыл бұрын
beatifully explained... the drying process with a hair dryer is a bit problematic... never use the hair dryer from above ... rather use it from behind so that the base of the aluminium gets heated up and it dries from inside-out... this way it wont crack the paint/gesso
@yoheff988
3 ай бұрын
Will the Golden gesso stick to aluminum well?? I find it hard to believe that it will have a long life.
@maudale
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for sharing, I was wondering why you needed a linen canvas as opposed to painting directly on the gesso ground?
@bozoclown2098
9 ай бұрын
Good luck.
@Tooradj
2 жыл бұрын
Than you for a very helpful video. A few questions: Why would you paint on linen panels vs painting on just gessoed panels? Is it just for additional tooth for your paint? When do you use oil prime? Do you use the lead oil ground on top of Gesso or instead?
@nishigandhi4933
3 жыл бұрын
Nice video!! I’d like to know how you would get a holographic effect on aluminium?
@chrisgriffith1573
2 жыл бұрын
If you don't put the PVA down on both surfaces, then the adherence just won't be half as good. Using a flexible book just isn't going to give you even pressure. Use a larger peices of 3/4" plywood. Put the books on top of that.
@dianabuitragoart-classical2882
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Chris, you don’t need PVA size to prepare Aluminum panels. I use PVA when I prepare wood, or when I size a paper. Gambling PVA size is used as a sealer for surfaces that have pores, for example wood or paper. Let’s say I don’t want the wood to absorb too much humidity so I make sure I first seal the wood before with PVA and then I apply any glue on top or gesso or whatever. However, aluminum ACM panels are not absorbent, actually you have to “open the surface” in order for the glue to stick, that’s why you need to sand it. So there is no need to PVA at all. Don’t worry about it. If you sand the panel well, spread well the glue and apply a good and even pressure over the surface, I promise you will have an excellent panel with great adherence to work with. The wood pieces of plywood are great for larger pieces (or smaller too) I did t have one that small. I have a larger one that I use when I work bigger panels. :)
@chrisgriffith1573
2 жыл бұрын
@@dianabuitragoart-classical2882 I thought you were using PVA, I surmise you used acrylic? But that does not matter, you still need to saturate both canvas and panel. I understand why you need to sand, I do it all the time when refinishing hardware for vents, cars, anything metal, but I also used enamel or epoxies to paint over them. Glues and cements often do not hold well on metal surfaces. You best bet for permanent adhesion of two dissimilar surfaces is molecular fuse between the two - for paper, and canvas, that just does not exist, you are left with only glue and adhesives. Cements will eventually crack and adhesives dry out. Question is, how long? With wood, I only use PVA, its faster and can be made into a gesso for ground also.
@dianabuitragoart-classical2882
2 жыл бұрын
Hey Chris, There are a couple of things here. Maybe I’m not clear about the linen I’m using. My linen is already primed. However, in case you have raw linen, I would recomendable using PVA size and like you say saturate the surface of the canvas or linen to prepare it, but I’m using a linen that is already primed, oil primed. So I don’t need to saturate it anymore with PVA. On the other hand, for preparing Dibond with gesso, I’m showing here two kinds of grounds: 1. The acrylic Golden from Gamblin. 2. Rublev Oil Prime Both grounds are ready to use, you can dilute them with solvent or water respectively. In the Rublev Natural Pigments Website they say “ Apply directly onto panels or on canvas sized with acrylic dispersions, polyvinyl acetate (PVA) or animal collagen glue” And the last thing is that the glue that I show here for mounting the linen on aluminum is LINECO it has a Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA) formula in it. I’m sure that for all the other materias and process you are talking about it’s the way to go but it depends on the materials you buy and the components that already are in it and whether you work with wood or paper. I hope this helps!
@chrisgriffith1573
2 жыл бұрын
@@dianabuitragoart-classical2882 I don't need help... thanks, I was informing you of something that helps get an even coverage with less problems getting rid of air bubbles (better uniformity) …and you are consistently misinterpreting what I am trying to communicate. It does not matter how you prep the linen, or if canvas primed or unprimed. I am talking about the adhesion to the aluminum panel! Good day!
@dianabuitragoart-classical2882
2 жыл бұрын
I never claim that my process was the only right way to do things and I don’t have any problems with adhesion or air bubbles but thank you! I’m sure your comments will help someone too.
@jorgenio11
3 жыл бұрын
mmm
@mjremy2605
2 жыл бұрын
Wonderful tutorial, thank you! Please consider not adding music to any demo video, it is highly distracting and hurts the ears with background noise. However soothing and beautiful, music never adds value to any demo, tour, wildlife, or DIY videos. It only detracts.
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