TiO2 and Tile Experiments - Community Laser Talk

Author: Morgan

Sep. 23, 2024

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TiO2 and Tile Experiments - Community Laser Talk

I have been trying to create images in tiles. For now, Grayscale is the only thing that works for me. More experimenting needed here.

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Titanium Dioxide, aka TiO2, seems to be what works best fir me, following the instructions provided by @jkwilborn . Water, TiO2, and a drop of Dawn detergent as a surfactant.

I had a compressor, so I bought an Auto Detailer gun (Horrible Freight) and decided that was too much hassle. I not spray indoors when it was raining. So I ordered a perfume atomizer from Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Atomizer-Vitog-Refillable-Distributor-Portable/dp/BN7TZM?th=1), which gave less than satisfactory results.

The spray was somewhat coarse, although water alone was a very fine mist, and laid a lot of tiny bubbles in the coating. Burning now, but 3 coats, with a hair dryer on each layer, pretty much eliminated the bubbles.

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Here is the QUESTION: Is there a mister/sprayer out there that will spray this mixture better, or is this as good as it gets? My test tile finish is about 3 hours from now.

3.5oz Titanium Dioxide, TiO2 Pure ...

I bought this for Cold Process soap making. The item does not say how it's to be used (oil or water???) I added it to the oil and the batch came out very clumpy even though it was mixed well when I molded it. It could have been a number of reasons for the clumpyness but this item needs to state if it's to be used in oil, water or both !! A batch of soap ruined ugh !

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