Pat Chesney on mon 23 dec 96
Some time back, someone-was it Jack Troy?-posted a glaze formula he called
"Old Timey Slip" for salt fire. I printed it, lost the paper,and can't find
the file with it. I am very interested in this slip (seems like it was blue
slip) as it would add to our salt pots. If anyone remembers or can tell me
who to ask for the recepie, I would appreciate it very much.
Pat Chesney
Pat-Chesney@easy.com
Waco, Texas
Bill Amsterlaw on tue 24 dec 96
For Pat Chesney:
The following is an exerpt from a post by Jack Troy:
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From: Jack Troy
Mon, 11 Nov 1996 08:54:28 EST
4. You might think about brightening up the slip, too, with some frit.
(Left-brainers fasten seat-belts here). We add a handful of frit to a 2000 g.
batch of our Old Timey Slip formula, and the frit closest to the scales always
seems to work. (I can see the Math Police suiting up in riot gear at this
point).
Old Timey Slip:
50 Grolleg
25 flint
25 potash spar
4 cobalt carb
2 yellow ochre
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You wrote on 23 Dec 1996:
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Some time back, someone-was it Jack Troy?-posted a glaze formula he called
"Old Timey Slip" for salt fire. I printed it, lost the paper,and can't find
the file with it. I am very interested in this slip (seems like it was blue
slip) as it would add to our salt pots. If anyone remembers or can tell me who
to ask for the recepie, I would appreciate it very much.
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