Elizabeth Priddy on wed 13 may 09
I imagine it depends a lot on what you are using it for, but I would recomm=
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rs and stays true black.
Elizabeth Priddy
Beaufort, NC - USA
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DJ Brewer on thu 14 may 09
I can vouch for the blackness of Amaco jet black. I've used it a lot.
It's BLACK.
Here is a link to a piece that I used it on, with a white crawl glaze
over it:
http://picasaweb.google.com/djbrewer7/DJSSTUDIOWORK?authkey=3DGv1sRgCIvS-Lv=
HnICF_wE#5335697548107419234
DJ
Elizabeth Priddy wrote:
> I imagine it depends a lot on what you are using it for, but I would reco=
mmend reward velevet underglaze jet black as an alternative. Velvet black =
in the same series turns bluish. but the jet black blends with other colrs=
and stays true black.
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> Natural Instincts Conference Information:
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> Kiln pictures and such: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7973282@N03/
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