the difference between High renaissance paintings and northern renaissance painting. the high renaissance paintings were on a larger scale; the northern renaissance paintings were painted on a smaller scale b/c frescoes weren't allowed in churches.
Molten lead color. Hi all-I was doing some casting this weekend and noticed that I couldn't quite keep the color of the molten lead a shiney silver color (like quicksilver / mercury).Instead, it was more of a gold color, with a thin skin on the top.old is a good indicator of tin. pure lead will usually show a blue/purple color. put a heat barrier on top of your mix it will also help keep the oxides down and the temp more consistant. it's all an educated guess,,,, till the trigger is pulled.
Heat the lead until it melts. Turn on your heat source and adjust the heat to its highest setting, if applicable. Apply the heat as directly to the lead as possible. Lead melts at a temperature of 328 degrees Celsius (621 degrees Fahrenheit), so it will take time to melt a large amount of lead. Since most lead you use will not be pure, you will have impurities ('dross') float to the top.