Looking for a certain form of gold

[jaycook]

No, not finding it out in the wild. I'm looking to purchase it. I can't seem to find what I'm looking for and I thought this community might be able to help.

I'm in need of some gold powder. Fine stuff. I think I came across the term "flour gold" in my searches. The particle size I need would be something like you would get from sanding with 400 grit paper. Close to pure if possible. Does anybody know where I can find such a thing?

 

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[Bquamb]

I have some extra baking flour and some gold paint if that might help?

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

How much do you need?

If just a small sample: click below

Fine Gold, Dust & Flour Gold, Flake (from $51/g)

 

[sutphin]

DANG THERE CHUCK YOU HIT THE ANSWER RIGHT ON THE SPOT. WELCOME NEW TNET MEMBER.

 

[Keppy]

How much do you need?

If just a small sample: click below

Fine Gold, Dust & Flour Gold, Flake (from $51/g)

That looks pretty good to me .. There is your powder...

 

[jaycook]

Thanks for the replies guys. What I am actually looking for is in this video, starting at the 3:52 mark. It appears to be much finer than what is shown in the link above. Maybe I'm stuck with buying a nugget and sanding it myself to make the powder?

 

[Duckshot]

Pure gold is very soft, almost buttery.I am guessing that sanding a fine gold bar is just going to clog the sand paper. In that video you posted, looks alot like gold leaf application except it is a powder instead of a sheet.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Ahhhhh.

How about these art sources:

Mica powder, Gold Leaf & Metallic Powders, Gold. Sold per 1-ounce jar. - Fire Mountain Gems and Beads

Jacquard Pearl Ex Powdered Pigment, Metallic Sparkle Gold, .75 oz. - Cheap Joe's Art Stuff

Schmincke Tro-Col Metallic Powders | TroCol Powders - JerrysArtarama.com