Tribe.net. Local Connections lobocita http://CraftyVixens.tribe.net/thread/3904785b-bfbb-438d-8a2a-a4a3f5477693#606732de-de9f-44ac-9118-50b3c0584d08 2009-06-28T23:11:51Z 2009-06-28T23:11:51Z

Thansk for askin the question, I did not know any of this...

lobocita 2009-06-28T23:11:51Z DeLana http://CraftyVixens.tribe.net/thread/3904785b-bfbb-438d-8a2a-a4a3f5477693#f3a759e7-875b-40d9-adbd-71cf9d3f550c 2009-06-27T05:15:07Z 2009-06-27T05:15:07Z

Thanks alot you guys! Now I can find a color & make it pretty again!

DeLana 2009-06-27T05:15:07Z Cavil http://CraftyVixens.tribe.net/thread/3904785b-bfbb-438d-8a2a-a4a3f5477693#37e002ea-d8b5-44a1-8bf4-af066eaedcbe 2009-06-26T13:48:33Z 2009-06-26T13:48:33Z

Almost any paint will adhere to the ceramic whether it is glazed or not. All you need to do is make sure it's clean and contamination free. Skin oils and other things tend to build up on ceramic surfaces. So a little bit of soap and water will set you right. Think about whether you want it shiny or not. That will inform your paint type choices. If it is glazed you can even use a paint stripper to remove the paint later.

Cavil 2009-06-26T13:48:33Z Sprout http://CraftyVixens.tribe.net/thread/3904785b-bfbb-438d-8a2a-a4a3f5477693#201ff476-95fd-4dd6-acd0-25c6a0e9d0fb 2009-06-26T02:40:11Z 2009-06-26T02:40:11Z

I'm guessing some kind of enamel would cover the color. It might not last, but it'd do the job. The only good a kiln would do is if you could remove all the old glaze (no idea how to do that) and re-glaze. Otherwise, I'd just paint over it.

Sprout 2009-06-26T02:40:11Z DeLana http://CraftyVixens.tribe.net/thread/3904785b-bfbb-438d-8a2a-a4a3f5477693#3e07972d-0ef0-4678-a244-f9d10d1f4450 2009-06-24T18:46:12Z 2009-06-24T18:46:12Z

I have a figurine that is glazed ceramic. Is there anyway I can paint this to change the color? Would I have to have a kiln? I obviously know nothing about ceramic painting so please enlighten me!!

DeLana 2009-06-24T18:46:12Z