Dave Finnegan on sat 10 apr 10
I would like to use some of Jeremy Jernegan's dry glaze recipes. A number=
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of
them contain EP Kaolin. Could anyone please advise me what I might use as=
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a
substitute here in the UK. Thanks, Dave Finnegan
aaron cortelyou on sun 11 apr 10
I've used tile-6 kaolin, gorgia kaolin and I've used grollig as a sub
for EPK, but the grollig seems to have a lower melting point. With all
of these, test, test, test.
On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 1:29 PM, Dave Finnegan
wrote:
> I would like to use some of Jeremy Jernegan's dry glaze recipes. A number=
of
> them contain EP Kaolin. Could anyone please advise me what I might use as=
a
> substitute here in the UK. Thanks, Dave Finnegan
>
heidy on sun 11 apr 10
Hi Dave,
I have tested many of the recipes in Jeremy Jernegan's book and just used=
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the Kaolin (one kind only over here, I live in Switzerland) available to =
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me with=3D20
no problem.=3D20
heidy
Ron Roy on sun 11 apr 10
Hi Dave,
Most Kaolins are very close - EPK is a plastic kaolin and may suspend
better than others is all.
I assume you will be close enough using a UK kaolin such as Grolleg.
If you want to send me the recipe I will calculate any changes that
may be needed - I have the analysis for grolleg but if you have
another kind of kaolin send me the analysis for it and I will use it.
RR
Quoting Dave Finnegan :
> I would like to use some of Jeremy Jernegan's dry glaze recipes. A number=
of
> them contain EP Kaolin. Could anyone please advise me what I might use as=
a
> substitute here in the UK. Thanks, Dave Finnegan
>
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