Brad Collis on wed 13 mar 96
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Would someone have a gloss/cone 9/oxidation "Emerald Green" recipe that they
would be willing to share.
Thanks in advance
Brad Collis
Brad Collis, Melbourne Australia
bmcollis@melbpc.org.au
Fax: 61-(0)3-9314 4307
arlene h. on thu 16 nov 00
wehave been using a clayart recipe for emerald green,^6oxidation.
unfortunately it uses gerstley borate. would anyone have a similar colour
with available alternates? also, i need to know correct firing time lapses
for ^6 ox'n bisque firings.i.e. hours between low to med to high. thanks
for helping!
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arlene h. on thu 23 nov 00
sorry for the delay, here finally is the emerald green recipe. ^ox'n
gerstley 49
epk 19
silica 32
chrome oxide 2
cobalt carb. 1
it is a very nice colour and i would appreciate any help with the g/borate
sub'n. thanks!
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arlene h. on sat 25 nov 00
sorry tom e., the cone is 6 ox'n. and tom b., i haven't as yet checked the
g'b subs. thanks
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Pam Pulley on mon 27 nov 00
I have tried tests of Emerald Green with Luguna, Murray's and 3134. Luguna
and Murrays are similiar for me. The 3134 is more a lighter dark green with
more of a teal color to it. This teal color with midnight blue (was in one
of the magaizines a while back) looks really good.
Just getting going on further testeing. Hope this helps
-pam in michigan
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