Cyanotype on glass, new method, no gelatin !

[@danielsamanns5439]

stunning 🙂🙂🙂would you mind sharing the exact recipe. I am not a chemist but would love to try this

[@richardvallonjr.6716]

I am excited ot try the Cyanotype on glass polymer formula… I am confused by one ingeredient in the formula- propane. I have several cylinders of it- it is used for cooking on camp stoves… However - I think it is only a liquid under pressure- so I am thinking there may be a language barrier here and perhaps you are suggesting Pentane- which is a heavier form of liquified petroleum? - which is a liquid at regular temperatures and atmospheric pressure.

[@sylvainferrand351]

propane-1,2-diol also know as Propylene glycol is a liquid, it's not propane !

[@zjho_art]

Marvelous! 😘😍🤩🤩Excellent 😇- thanks 🙏 last knowledge not all being translated..

[@zjho_art]

Does the magnetic stirrer only stir or does it also provide heat? 🙏🙏🍀🍀🍀💛💙

[@sylvainferrand351]

You don't really need to heat the solution, except to thin it a little. Note that you can work without a magnetic stirrer, just stir to dissolve.

[@richardvallonjr.6716]

Old commercial for some sort of car shine product in America- It's not a wax, not a polymer or a polish. So what the heck was it...