Lori Wilkinson on wed 3 apr 96
Am still mixing glazes and find I now need a very runny ^6 ox clear glaze
that will readily accept stains, you know, the kind no one really likes
because you have to stay at least an inch away from the foot of the pot and
one that will run on matt and not be absorbed by it. TIA
Also thanks for the black glaze receipes, am firing them now and will report
back what we got. One thing I will say is the "Red pink to Purple Mauve"
turned out great. It is more of a deep red-violet. Receipe as follows for
^6: Gerstley-21, Neph Syn-16, Kaolin (Iused EPK)-11, Whiting-20, Silica-32
and added Tin Ox-5 and Chrome Ox-.5 I did not find it purple when applied
thick but happy with it as it is. I"ll mess with it and keep trying. This
was fired in elect on dillo white clay.
Lori Wilkinson In Roswell NM where it is sunny, warm and still too windy to
pit fire.
behrends on thu 4 apr 96
try useing 65% volcanic ash, 35% gerstly borate. This is a very fluid glaze,
but does not run off the pot. It works very well over matt glazes. Good
luck. Reg>----------------------------Original
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>Am still mixing glazes and find I now need a very runny ^6 ox clear glaze
>that will readily accept stains, you know, the kind no one really likes
>because you have to stay at least an inch away from the foot of the pot and
>one that will run on matt and not be absorbed by it. TIA
>
>Also thanks for the black glaze receipes, am firing them now and will report
>back what we got. One thing I will say is the "Red pink to Purple Mauve"
>turned out great. It is more of a deep red-violet. Receipe as follows for
>^6: Gerstley-21, Neph Syn-16, Kaolin (Iused EPK)-11, Whiting-20, Silica-32
>and added Tin Ox-5 and Chrome Ox-.5 I did not find it purple when applied
>thick but happy with it as it is. I"ll mess with it and keep trying. This
>was fired in elect on dillo white clay.
>
>Lori Wilkinson In Roswell NM where it is sunny, warm and still too windy to
>pit fire.
>
>
Keith A. Chervenak on sat 6 apr 96
Reply to message from lorwilk@lookingglass.net of Wed, 03 Apr
>
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Am still mixing glazes and find I now need a very runny ^6 ox clear glaze
>that will readily accept stains, you know, the kind no one really likes
>because you have to stay at least an inch away from the foot of the pot and
>one that will run on matt and not be absorbed by it. TIA
>
>Also thanks for the black glaze receipes, am firing them now and will report
>back what we got. One thing I will say is the "Red pink to Purple Mauve"
>turned out great. It is more of a deep red-violet. Receipe as follows for
>^6: Gerstley-21, Neph Syn-16, Kaolin (Iused EPK)-11, Whiting-20, Silica-32
>and added Tin Ox-5 and Chrome Ox-.5 I did not find it purple when applied
>thick but happy with it as it is. I"ll mess with it and keep trying. This
>was fired in elect on dillo white clay.
>
>Lori Wilkinson In Roswell NM where it is sunny, warm and still too windy to
>pit fire.
>
>
Hi Sunny and Warm Lori,
Sorry, I missed the original info. Could you please let me know if
your Red pink to Purple Mauve is an oxidation or reduction cone 6. Thanks.
Cold and Snowy Keith Chervenak
Somewhere near Cleveland where they are promising snow for Easter!
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