Susan Goldstein on mon 8 mar 99
I am looking for a glaze recipe for cone 6 oxidation light gray.
Would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Susan
Lana Reeves on mon 10 jan 00
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Hi All, I'm still looking for a recipe for a =5E10 glaze called =22Coleman =
Clear=22,
or for another clear glaze that can be applied fairly thick without getting
cloudy. If you do have one, please post to the list, since a couple of =
people
have e-mailed me that they are seeking same. TIA
Lana in Somerville, MA
kilnkat=40rcn.com =3D=5E..=5E=3D
John & Anne Worner on tue 11 jan 00
In "Glazes I Use", by TC the following glaze is listed. I
hope this will help you.
Anne
Standard Clear
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CUSTER FELDSPAR..... 26.32 26.32%
WHITING............. 21.05 21.05%
Grollegg Kaolin..... 21.05 21.05%
SILICA.............. 31.58 31.58%
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100.00
CaO 0.82* 13.50%
MgO 0.01* 0.07%
K2O 0.13* 3.52%
Na2O 0.05* 0.89%
TiO2 0.00 0.01%
Al2O3 0.47 13.99%
SiO2 3.84 67.82%
Fe2O3 0.00 0.20%
Cost/kg 0.21
Si:Al 8.23
SiB:Al 8.23
Expan 6.79
Lana Reeves wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> -------------------
> Hi All, I'm still looking for a recipe for a ^10 glaze called "Coleman Clear",
> or for another clear glaze that can be applied fairly thick without getting
> cloudy. If you do have one, please post to the list, since a couple of people
> have e-mailed me that they are seeking same. TIA
> Lana in Somerville, MA
> kilnkat@rcn.com =^..^=
Nikki Dao on sat 13 apr 02
Hi!
Anyone out there have a recipe for what I have as chrome casserole> A cone
6, oxidation, glossy, somewhat runny glaze that is mauve-purple thin and
yellowish green when thick? Thanks.
travis kilgore on sat 13 apr 02
Hey Nikki,
I'm not sure but the glaze your discribing sounds like a glaze made by
laguna sands called chun red.
I found a recipe which i haven't tested yet you might try
Custer feldspar 438
Silica 153
Whiting 133
frit 3124 122
kaolin(china clay) 51
Zinc oxide 41
talc 31
tin oxide 21
bentonite 10
copper carb 10
I'm not sure but i think this is grams. it add up to 1,000gm which is a
perfect test batch. give it a try and let me know
the person who posted it didn't say
and they didn't have the %
Barbara
Alabama
----- Original Message -----
From: Nikki Dao
To:
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 3:35 PM
Subject: glaze recipe request
> Hi!
> Anyone out there have a recipe for what I have as chrome casserole> A
cone 6, oxidation, glossy, somewhat runny glaze that is mauve-purple thin
and yellowish green when thick? Thanks.
>
>
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