From: James Mckenzie (os2support_at_theriver.com)
Date: Sat Aug 05 2000 - 23:19:43 EDT
Andrew Webber wrote:
>
> On Fri, 4 Aug 2000 21:57:25 -0500, Brad Burean wrote:
>
> >No Krylon is just a very durable enamel paint. Found at
> >about any hardware store, or Walmarts etc.
>
> In fact Krylon makes all kinds of weird stuff too, when I studied
> Graphic Design (1978-80, pre-computers) I'm pretty sure we used
> Krylon fixative (seals chalk, pastel, etc.) and something called
> "Krylon Chrystal Clear" which was a clear glossy spray. They also
> make a dulling spray, used it for things like killing reflection on
> a stainless steel kettle before photographing.
>
And I have a non-glossy fixitive for the work that I did in the Art
world...
> You are correct that it's mostly durable enamel but i wanted to
> mention that make other neat stuff too.
>
They certainly do.
James Mckenzie
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