Thomas G. Sawyer, M.D., J.D. on mon 9 may 11
In Ceramic Monthly March 2011 a formula was given for Ron Roy's Black that
is a bit different from that included in Book he and John authored. Ron or
anyone have experience with both?
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John Britt on tue 10 may 11
Tom,
Not sure. Ceramics Monthly put in that recipe as well as the Ketchup Red=
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Carole Fox on tue 10 may 11
The original formula crawled on some clay bodies...it did on my =3D
porcelain.
Carole Fox
Silver Fox Pottery
Silverfoxpottery@gmail.com
http://silverfoxpottery.com/
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From: "Thomas G. Sawyer, M.D., J.D."
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Subject: [Clayart] Ron Roy's Black
> In Ceramic Monthly March 2011 a formula was given for Ron Roy's Black =3D
that
> is a bit different from that included in Book he and John authored. =3D
Ron or
> anyone have experience with both?
John Hesselberth on tue 10 may 11
Hi Tom,
There are several more variants on the masteringglazes.com web site in =3D
the FAQs section. One or more of them might work better for you if you =3D
are having trouble with crawling. They are all good durable glazes. Use =3D
whichever one works best for you.
Regard,
John
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> In Ceramic Monthly March 2011 a formula was given for Ron Roy's Black =3D
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> is a bit different from that included in Book he and John authored. =3D
Ron or
> anyone have experience with both?
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