Subject: Scagliola plaster
I'm trying to formulate some type of recipe for Scagliola Plaster. There is very little information on the subject and I was wondering if anybody had any experience working with it. So far the only recipes I've found call for a weak solution of natural glue that is mixed in with the Scagliola until the mixture becomes the consistency of bread dough. These loaves can then be applied over a plaster of paris ground. Apparently the Scagliola sets up so hard that it can ground numerous times to form a marble slab smoothness. In fact it seems Scagliola was used in faux marble finishes. Anyway, I was wondering if any of these bits of information are leading me on the right path or if I am totally off? Alex Warren Sinopia Pigments & Materials 229 Valencia St. San Francisco, CA 94103 415-621-2898 Fax: 415-621-2897 *** Conservation DistList Instance 9:31 Distributed: Wednesday, October 4, 1995 Message Id: cdl-9-31-004 ***Received on Tuesday, 3 October, 1995
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