Alisa and Claus Clausen on wed 4 aug 99
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Hi Sandy,
I am sure I read an advertisement in Ceramics monthly about a kiln wash =
who's
promoters
said did not drop off and the shelves could be washed on both sides.
Anyone know what I am talking about (obviously I do not).
The benefit of flipping without flaking kiln wash.
What would this =22wonder=22 product be?
Just wondering if I use the time to try to find this product.
Alisa
Jean Cochran on fri 6 aug 99
Dear Alisa:
Available from Axner Pottery Supply 800-843-7057, "Best Darned Kiln Wash In The
World!!!" - "Lee's Super Incredible Kiln Wash" Price per gallon $40. This is
straight from the catalog, not my notes.
I have been using this for a couple of years and it does not appear to flake.
Lee Shank has been a potter for 40+ years and is constantly researching and
improving things. I have not tried to kiln wash both sides of the shelf and
would like to see some more comments on this as I'm chicken to try it until I
hear from lots of others who have done so.
Jean Wadsworth Cochran
Fox Hollow Pottery
In the woods of Kentucky late on a cool summer night, with the insects making a
cacophony of sound.
Alisa and Claus Clausen wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> ------------------
> Hi Sandy,
> I am sure I read an advertisement in Ceramics monthly about a kiln wash who's
> promoters
> said did not drop off and the shelves could be washed on both sides.
>
> Anyone know what I am talking about (obviously I do not).
> The benefit of flipping without flaking kiln wash.
>
> What would this "wonder" product be?
> Just wondering if I use the time to try to find this product.
>
> Alisa
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