We cannot reveal what ingredients we use to do this, but we can say that it took quite some time to find the perfect combination of ingredients to create the smoothest, most consistant formula with a quick drytime and great permanence.

Yes, but you will need to steep or mix it thoroughly in a container and strain the larger solids and particles out of it. See similar questions...

In developed countries you can buy flat-black spray paint that says "non-toxic when dry" on the label. Otherwise, black tempera paint works, but you have to be careful not to wash it off when you wash the pot. Solar cookers in Uganda report that they use aluminum pots that have been blackened on the outside by fire. See similar questions...

A drip trap is used to drain condensation that occurs from heat loss in the steam line. For sizing information, refer to the Hoffman Specialty Steam Trap Engineering Data Manual HS-203. See similar questions...

well depending on exactly what you are using for a sump i.e.: a trickle filter already has a driplate and basically you would want to fashion one like that. If you use a fish tank for a sump you will have to make a driplate out of Plexiglas. Basically its a square or rectangular box with hole in the bottom and sides and ideally with a small strip as a anti splash guard. See similar questions...

No, drip irrigation parts are only meant to be used outdoors where a small leak will do no harm. Any indoor watering system should be installed by a licensed plumber and may require building permits and inspections as well as pressure testing at rates too high for drip irrigation equipment. See similar questions...

Ans: Our ceramic additive works with any brand of interior and exterior paint. The Hy-Tech line of ready mixed paints have the insulating ceramics included in them, simply open the can and brush away your high power bills. See similar questions...

Acrylics are best. Clean the jacket with warm soapy water. Use a 'flexible medium' if possible. If using Liquitex brand you may get away without. You can varnish with with clear acryclic coating to protect further. T-Shirts can be done above but the flexible medium is essential. This way is better than buying fabric paints. See similar questions...

We strongly recommend Sherwin Williams paints and stains for all exterior and interior needs. Sherwin Williams is the oldest and largest paint manufacturer in the United States. Additionally, they are one of the few manufacturers with their own stores-a fact that is very important to us, because it provides a consistent level of service from store to store, as well as any technical assistance we may need. See similar questions...

I actually don't use paint at all. I use a safe, FDA approved, hypo-allergenic, airbrush make-up to apply the designs. So the material is safe on the persons skin and they won't break out in a rash or grow a third arm. See similar questions...

Yes. Eurolux House Paint is suitable for all wood exterior surfaces. Many clients, however, prefer to use Hollandlac or Eco Brilliant Enamel on doors and shutters. We have seen a great deal of damage done over the years by power-washers, and we do not recommend their use except in the hands of professional house washers, operating from ladders or boom trucks. See similar questions...

You can't, but I'm sure there are tons of free downloadable programs on the Internet that can transparentize images. See similar questions...

Latex paint is a great choice for most instances, but there are still situations where a solvent-based paint may be preferable. To help decide which is best in your case, consider the following: See similar questions...

Limewashes represent the best of both form and function. They're beautiful and breathable, making them the perfect choice for both historic and new buildings. Unlike typical modern paints, they don't trap water and they age beautifully--instead of getting shabby, they develop a lovely mellow patina over time. See similar questions...

Both Susan and I are always trying new colors and brands, but, for the most part, we use Windsor Newton and Rembrandt oil paints. On trips we sometimes use water-based oils, acrylics, or gouache (usually only a red, yellow, blue, and white to save space in our backpacks). Even in the studio, in fact, I'll often do limited palette paintings where I choose some sort of red, yellow, blue, and white to work with. See similar questions...

A - I LOVE LOVE LOVE mechanical pencils, like the Quicker Clickers by Pentel. I often use click/stick erasers like the Sanford Tuff Stuff and Pentel Clic Eraser Stic. I like to use gray-paper stumps or tortillons to blend pencil. RSVP pens are great, too! I'll draw on almost anything, but I most often use bristol, illustration board, or cardstock, and sometimes specialty papers for fun. See similar questions...