Cold Enamel is a clear enamel coating that doesn't craze or yellow with time because it is UV stable. It also creates a water resistant protection for the photo.

Baked enamel paint uses enamel-based paint applied to the surface of the letters. This provides a smooth, durable, and consistent finish. Like any paint, it isn't eternal. That's why some incur the expense of anodized and oxidized finishes, for permanent colorization. Consider anodized aluminum or oxidized bronze if color permanence is your primary concern. See similar questions...

oil or water-based, stain resistant, washable topcoat which is characterized by its ability to form a smooth, hard surface. Typically associated with a high gloss, but may also include lower degrees of gloss. See similar questions...

We recommend painters using alkyd resin painting mediums wait three months before varnishing. Painters using an oil and damar mix in their painting mediums should wait six months. But, if an artist has a painting that is only dry on the surface and that painting is sold, we recommend the artist varnish only with Gamvar Picture Varnish. For this purpose, thin Gamvar with approximately 20% Gamsol or other high quality Odorless Mineral Spirits (OMS) to make a very light coating. See similar questions...

True porcelain enamel is glass, not paint. A "frit" is created from ground glass, and is sprayed onto the raw steel top much like glaze on pottery. The tabletops are then heated red hot to 1600? so that the frit melts. The resulting glass surface is easy to maintain and rustproof. See similar questions...

Studies have shown that some of the population may experience some sensitivity but the solutions provided have proven to be very safe. The tooth whitening kits that you receive from your dentist have solutions of a stronger concentration than those in the store or on television. Your dentist crafts custom fits trays to provide a close, sustained contact with the whitener as opposed to the one-size-fits-all tray found in the over the counter products which tend to leak. See similar questions...

A spot varnish is applied only to specific parts of a printed piece, to highlight those areas or add to the overall visual impact. See similar questions...

Don't varnish WoodBlocX. Water will get under the varnish and turn it black within a year. Unless you want to treat it like a boat and varnish it every year! Do paint WoodBlocX with any exterior wood paint if you want it coloured, or just leave it natural. The natural green colour will last for several years before fading to a grey. You can always paint it later when this occurs. See similar questions...

Yes, many of our artists and clients use their own varnishes and texturing medium and gels. We encourage experimentation and creativity with our prints. We are happy to make available to our clients, the same gicl?e glaze product we use everyday in our workflow. The water-based formula has been developed specifically for coating pigment based prints on fine art media. We sell it by the quart and gallon so you can bring it home and use it yourself. See similar questions...

with some oil based stains, varnishes contain ingredients that, not only smell and taste bad when heated, but also are very harmful if the fumes are inhaled. See similar questions...

No, it might even feel a tad warmer since we are flying with the wind and you won't feel a wind-chill. See similar questions...

A cold is a runny or stuffy nose caused by a virus. Average healthy children average 6 colds per year though it is not unusual to for them to get 2 colds per month during the "sick" months of winter. Nasal drainage may be clear, cloudy, yellow or green. The color of the drainage has no significance in diagnosing a bacterial infection, sinusitis or a need for antibiotics. There is no cure. Treatments are directed at increasing comfort until the viral infection runs it course. See similar questions...

In principle it can snow at any temperature below freezing. It snows at the South Pole even though the temperature is rarely above -40 C (-40 F). In more hospitable climates, however, it doesn't snow so much when the temperature is below around -20 C (-4 F). When a parcel of moist air cools, it starts producing snow before it gets that cold. By the time the temperature drops to -20 C, the snow has already fallen and the air is pretty dry. See similar questions...