Roman Jones on fri 25 jul 97
Looking for a commercial, white, mojalica glaze that I can BRUSH on. One with
Tin. I have been using Linda Arbuckle's recipe , and it is beautiful, but
for pots w/fancy handles, and height , I would like the ability to brush on
the glaze instead of dipping. Looking for one that I can still use my mason
stains with. Have tried the new Ammaco and not happy with the results.
Doesn't have the depth in color that I want. Thanks
Roman in Philly
Randy Solganik on tue 29 jul 97
I have tried Duncan's brush on called "Downright White" on a red low fire
clay from Aardvark. The results were pretty terrible. When the glaze was
applied to both the interior and exterior of a piece, there would be
horrible blistering of the glaze. I tried to remedy the problem by talking
to people but I found no answers. Duncan refused to accept responsibility
for the glaze problem so I'm stuck with 5 gallons of the crap.
You may look into Gare glazes, which I had success with but don't have
enough info to give a recommendation.
Good Luck!
Wendy Solganik
Woops@earthlink.net
Roman Jones wrote in article
<970724110554_-1609107652@emout02.mail.aol.com>...
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Looking for a commercial, white, mojalica glaze that I can BRUSH on. One
with
> Tin. I have been using Linda Arbuckle's recipe , and it is beautiful,
but
> for pots w/fancy handles, and height , I would like the ability to brush
on
> the glaze instead of dipping. Looking for one that I can still use my
mason
> stains with. Have tried the new Ammaco and not happy with the results.
> Doesn't have the depth in color that I want. Thanks
> Roman in Philly
>
Huck4u on tue 12 aug 97
Amaco makes many Mojalica glazes . You can find address and ect at
http://members.aol.com/BabsDeluxe/ceramics.htn under color company's
Huck4u@aol.com
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