Erin Hayes on wed 3 sep 97
Hi All!
I have received great responses to my quandry over by Alpine kiln.
Everyone has had great ideas about how I can repair the old girl. Most
suggest strongly that I use ITC to recoat the interior. I have searched
the archives for info on the many types of ITC coatings, but nobody has
really dicussed the types and their uses.
I have ITC's address in Florida, but I wonder if anyone knows if they
have e-mail or a website. The stuff sounds pretty magical, and I am
anxious to get the skinny on it so I can get the kiln up and running for
Fall quarter.
Thanks to everyone who repsonded - I feel alot better aboutour old
faithful kiln's chances for a second lease on life!
Erin.
Timothy Dean Malm on thu 4 sep 97
Greetings!
I just got my copy of Clay Times in the mail yesterday. In it is an
extensive article by Nils Lou (the ITC Guru). It should answer your
questions.
Tim Malm
On Wed, 3 Sep 1997, Erin Hayes wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi All!
>
> I have received great responses to my quandry over by Alpine kiln.
> Everyone has had great ideas about how I can repair the old girl. Most
> suggest strongly that I use ITC to recoat the interior. I have searched
> the archives for info on the many types of ITC coatings, but nobody has
> really dicussed the types and their uses.
>
> I have ITC's address in Florida, but I wonder if anyone knows if they
> have e-mail or a website. The stuff sounds pretty magical, and I am
> anxious to get the skinny on it so I can get the kiln up and running for
> Fall quarter.
>
> Thanks to everyone who repsonded - I feel alot better aboutour old
> faithful kiln's chances for a second lease on life!
>
> Erin.
>
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