Today's postings
- [Baren 24726] Lawrence's green brayers. (ANDY ENGLISH)
- [Baren 24727] Re: Lawrence's green brayers. (GraphChem # aol.com)
- [Baren 24728] Lawrence's rubber brayers. (eli griggs)
Message 1
From: ANDY ENGLISH
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 13:46:28 +0000 (GMT)
Subject: [Baren 24726] Lawrence's green brayers.
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Susan wote:
>T.N. Lawrence now has the English Brayers made with what they call Treothane (sp?)
> - they are green instead of yellow and should have a longer shelf life
I have been using these for about a year and they are superb. The old rollers eventually collapsed and had to be replaced but these seem to be very long lasting. I found rollers that fit all of my brayers, including some very old ones.
I certainly recommend them. They are available at
www.lawrence.co.uk
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Artist Printmaker
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Message 2
From: GraphChem # aol.com
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 18:37:35 EST
Subject: [Baren 24727] Re: Lawrence's green brayers.
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As always, also available at Graphic Chemical - as they have been for several
years now. Lawrence made the change to the green treothane a number of years
ago. The original ones are just reaching the point where the old ones would
revert to liquid. All indicators are that these will be pretty close to
invincible.
Dean Clark
years now. Lawrence made the change to the green treothane a number of years
ago. The original ones are just reaching the point where the old ones would
revert to liquid. All indicators are that these will be pretty close to
invincible.
Dean Clark
Message 3
From: eli griggs
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 16:38:45 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [Baren 24728] Lawrence's rubber brayers.
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Hi there:
I asked Lawrence (www.lawrence.co.uk) about their
rubber brayers and this is the info they sent.
They appear to have very good pricing on their
brayers.
Regards,
Eli
Wed, 17 Mar 2004
From:"Lawrence Art Materials"
To:"eli griggs"
Eli Griggs wrote:
>What can you tell me about the artist grade, 64mm,
>rubber brayers you sell?
>
>How hard, soft, care, etc?
Many thanks for your e-mail.
The rollers measure between 25 and 30 on the Shore
scale (a slight"give" if you squeeze it between your
thumb and fore-finger).
White spirit is the recommended cleaning agent,
although this would obviously depend on the materials
you are using the roller with.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Richard Wagstaff
T N Lawrence & Son Ltd
http://www.lawrence.co.uk
0845 644 3232
I asked Lawrence (www.lawrence.co.uk) about their
rubber brayers and this is the info they sent.
They appear to have very good pricing on their
brayers.
Regards,
Eli
Wed, 17 Mar 2004
From:"Lawrence Art Materials"
To:"eli griggs"
Eli Griggs wrote:
>What can you tell me about the artist grade, 64mm,
>rubber brayers you sell?
>
>How hard, soft, care, etc?
Many thanks for your e-mail.
The rollers measure between 25 and 30 on the Shore
scale (a slight"give" if you squeeze it between your
thumb and fore-finger).
White spirit is the recommended cleaning agent,
although this would obviously depend on the materials
you are using the roller with.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Richard Wagstaff
T N Lawrence & Son Ltd
http://www.lawrence.co.uk
0845 644 3232