Nancy on sun 28 oct 07
Well Ron, I'm sorry to hear that, it is a beautiful glaze. I found it
on a website that gives you the credits for the glaze.
Nancy
Ron Roy wrote:
> Hi Nancy,
>
> Not my glaze by the way - I did do some revisions - can't remember why -
> but not my glaze.
>
> RR
>
>
>> I can't find the thread but several people offered some advice for the
>> Ron Roy's sapphire glaze that just didn't seem to work for me so I tried
>> to thicken it. This glaze seems to do so much better when it is
>> applied thickly and if not over fired it doesn't run too much.
>>
>> Using my baster, I sucked all the water off the top of the glaze bucket
>> and then mixed it up, glazed the pieces and OMG! back to the beautiful
>> glaze!!!!
>>
>> Woohoo...thanks to everyone for the advice
>>
>> Nancy
>>
>
> Ron Roy
> RR#4
> 15084 Little Lake Road
> Brighton, Ontario
> Canada
> K0K 1H0
>
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Ron Roy on sun 28 oct 07
Hi Nancy,
Not my glaze by the way - I did do some revisions - can't remember why -
but not my glaze.
RR
>I can't find the thread but several people offered some advice for the
>Ron Roy's sapphire glaze that just didn't seem to work for me so I tried
>to thicken it. This glaze seems to do so much better when it is
>applied thickly and if not over fired it doesn't run too much.
>
>Using my baster, I sucked all the water off the top of the glaze bucket
>and then mixed it up, glazed the pieces and OMG! back to the beautiful
>glaze!!!!
>
>Woohoo...thanks to everyone for the advice
>
>Nancy
Ron Roy
RR#4
15084 Little Lake Road
Brighton, Ontario
Canada
K0K 1H0
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