Carolyn Boeri on sat 24 oct 98
Hello,
Could anyone offer options to me for a thin coating to paint on top of the
blanket I have laid on the noborigama two chamber kiln? I just want to keep
the silica out of our lungs and keep the blanket protected fron wear and
tear. There is a roof over the kiln.
Thanks, and Happy Halloween to all you spooks!
Carolyn from Vermont, where its cold again.
Rafael Molina-Rodriguez (Rafael Molina-Rodriguez) on mon 26 oct 98
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Carolyn:
I got a recipe from Peg Udall which I believe she in turn got from
Ruggles/Rankin that calls for 7 parts sand to 1 part cement. She referred =
to it
as a =22coating=22.
I used =22Playsand=22 I bought at Home Depot and Portland cement. I just =
troweled
on a thin (1/2=22) layer over the fiber and let it set up. It is only meant=
to
weatherproof the fiber and not to insulate. Remember to only put on a thin
layer. If you put it on too thick the weight will compress the fiber and
compressed fiber loses it's insulating value=21
Rafael
=3E=3E=3E Carolyn Boeri =3Cclaychi=40vermontel.com=3E 10/24/98 12:20pm =
=3E=3E=3E
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Hello,
Could anyone offer options to me for a thin coating to paint on top of the
blanket I have laid on the noborigama two chamber kiln? I just want to keep
the silica out of our lungs and keep the blanket protected fron wear and
tear. There is a roof over the kiln.
Thanks, and Happy Halloween to all you spooks=21
Carolyn from Vermont, where its cold again.
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