How to draw gold on a stone tablet

1. The surface of the stone tablet is polished with an electric cloth wheel.

2. Write or print on stone tablets.

3. Carve stone tablets.

4. Next to the inscription on the stone tablet, apply hot-melt paraffin.

5. Apply the gold pigment directly on the concave characters (the color pigment can be prepared by itself, and the formula is: epoxy polyester+gold powder+curing agent = 10: 1: 2).

6. Use a shovel to remove the residual pigment around the words. Because there are stone typos around the words, the paint will not touch the stone, and it will be gone with a shovel.

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Traditionally, red is used to represent the living, black is used to represent the dead, and surnames are all red, because the surnames of a family have always existed and been handed down. If you see a person's surname and first name on the tombstone are red, it means that he is still alive. Usually they are old people over 80 years old. Such a cemetery is called keeping snow.

Every year, when sweeping, people will find that the handwriting on the tombstone is white and the paint needs to be repaired. Making the tombstone look clean and easy to read is what the younger generation should do, so you should wipe it every time you sweep it. If you find that the handwriting is illegible, bring red and black pigments, a writing brush and a rag when you sweep next time.

Before tracing, worship the ancestors to show respect, then clean and dry the grooves of the words, and carefully trace the words on the tablet. If you accidentally get it, just wipe it with a rag immediately.