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Cathy Hazel → ASK THE EXPERTS: Thompson Forsythia... Has anyone actually tested the radioactivity of this vintage enamel? Everyone (users and Thompson enamels) are telling me it is safe, but I have only heard from folks that would be benefit or find comfort from this believe. Love to... moreThompson Forsythia... Has anyone actually tested the radioactivity of this vintage enamel? Everyone (users and Thompson enamels) are telling me it is safe, but I have only heard from folks that would be benefit or find comfort from this believe. Love to hear from a nuclear scientist , or at least someone that has put a Geiger counter up against a jar of it. I have a jar of lumps and am trying to decide how to dispose of it. less
October 3, 2018
Trish White
Its just a small amount and I have used it many times - I am not radiating any extra color hues.
Thank you for joining the web site. As you can see we have an enormous group of talented artists and will be more than happy to help you along. Please feel free to comment, suggest, blog, post to the forum and enjoy our company. When you... moreWelcome Cathy,
Thank you for joining the web site. As you can see we have an enormous group of talented artists and will be more than happy to help you along. Please feel free to comment, suggest, blog, post to the forum and enjoy our company. When you have a finished piece of enamel work, we would love to see it up in The Gallery. There are two forums on the Main Page; the left side is the members forum, and on the right is an RSS feed from the Enamel Forum which has questions and answers from more artists.
, or at least someone that has put a Geiger counter up against a jar of it. I have a jar of lumps and am trying to decide how to dispose of it.