Terri Storer on tue 25 mar 97
J. Creeggan wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Also, if anyone has a rutile
green they'd be willing to share...
Jennie in Fort McMurray, AB
where spring is maybe just a month away!!!
Jennie,
Regarding the rutile green, Here is a recipe I got from Ceramics
Monthly about a year or two ago:
Cobalt Green ^9 oxidation
gerstley borate 2
whiting 5
neph sy 70
petalite 15
ball clay 8
add
cobalt carb 1
rutile 2
bentonite 2
Hope this is what you want.
Terri in Colorado where it may snow today
Mike Vatalaro on wed 26 mar 97
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>J. Creeggan wrote:
>>
>> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Also, if anyone has a rutile
> green they'd be willing to share...
>
> Jennie in Fort McMurray, AB
> where spring is maybe just a month away!!!
>
>
>Jennie,
> This is a Blue to Green Satin mat that has alot of nice
>qualities you might enjoy. Thin its green and when doubledipped its soft
>light blue . I t also takes other oxides well, is food safe and stays in
>suspension.
Blue green Satin Mat Clemson U 9/10
g200--38.5
Whiting 20
EPK 20
Flint 15
Light Rutile 6
Cobalt carb
Good Luck, Mike Vatalaro in Clemson
Sam Cuttell on thu 27 mar 97
AHEM
....and the amount of cobalt carb is???????
>>Jennie,
>> This is a Blue to Green Satin mat that has alot of nice
>>qualities you might enjoy. Thin its green and when doubledipped its soft
>>light blue . I t also takes other oxides well, is food safe and stays in
>>suspension.
>
> Blue green Satin Mat Clemson U 9/10
>
> g200--38.5
> Whiting 20
> EPK 20
> Flint 15
> Light Rutile 6
> Cobalt carb
>
>Good Luck, Mike Vatalaro in Clemson
>
>
Mike Vatalaro on thu 27 mar 97
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>AHEM
>
>...and the amount of cobalt carb is???????
>Sorry Cobalt Carb 1%
>
>>>Jennie,
>>> This is a Blue to Green Satin mat that has alot of nice
>>>qualities you might enjoy. Thin its green and when doubledipped its soft
>>>light blue . I t also takes other oxides well, is food safe and stays in
>>>suspension.
>>
>> Blue green Satin Mat Clemson U 9/10
>>
>> g200--38.5
>> Whiting 20
>> EPK 20
>> Flint 15
>> Light Rutile 6
>> Cobalt carb
>>
>>Good Luck, Mike Vatalaro in Clemson
>>
>>
Julia Townsend on wed 2 apr 97
At 08:44 AM 3/26/97 EST, you wrote:
>>Jennie,
>> This is a Blue to Green Satin mat that has alot of nice
>>qualities you might enjoy. Thin its green and when doubledipped its soft
>>light blue . I t also takes other oxides well, is food safe and stays in
>>suspension.
>
> Blue green Satin Mat Clemson U 9/10
>
> g200--38.5
> Whiting 20
> EPK 20
> Flint 15
> Light Rutile 6
> Cobalt carb
>
>Good Luck, Mike Vatalaro in Clemson
>
>
Mike,
Not to sound stupid, but what is g200??
Donald G. Goldsobel on wed 2 apr 97
G 200 IS FELDSPAR. IT IS USED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR KINGMAN
>>
>> Blue green Satin Mat Clemson U 9/10
>>
>> g200--38.5
>> Whiting 20
>> EPK 20
>> Flint 15
>> Light Rutile 6
>> Cobalt carb
>>
>>Good Luck, Mike Vatalaro in Clemson
>>
>>
>Mike,
>
>Not to sound stupid, but what is g200??
>
>
David Donica on fri 4 apr 97
Julia, g-200 is a potash felspar which tends to be low in impurities and
has a stronger fluxing action than custer feldspar. All the best from
Maggie in Mt. Shasta where it's trying really hard to be spring inbetween
snow flurries.
Maggie Shepard
FireWorks Pottery
Mt. Shasta, Calif.
Mike Vatalaro on mon 7 apr 97
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> G 200 IS FELDSPAR. IT IS USED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR KINGMAN
>>>
>>> Blue green Satin Mat Clemson U 9/10
>>>
>>> g200--38.5
>>> Whiting 20
>>> EPK 20
>>> Flint 15
>>> Light Rutile 6
>>> Cobalt carb
>>>
>>>Good Luck, Mike Vatalaro in Clemson
>>>
>>>
>>Mike,
>>
>>Not to sound stupid, but what is g200??
>>g200 is a typo for G 200 Which is a potash spar also cobalt carb is 1%
>>
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