Wade Blocker on sat 18 sep 99
Martin,
I read your query re artificial reduction and burnished pots. I have no
answer for that. However , to a glaze containing a small amount of copper
and tin the addition of very fine silicon carbide, FFF grade or finer, is
usually less than 1 percent. Otherwise the result is a cratered glaze. You
might try wedging some silicon carbide into your clay, before covering the
pot with a copper glaze. That might result in a green pot with some red
spots. Mia in ABQ
John Rodgers on thu 30 sep 99
Hi, New Person.......how about sharing with the whole list. Thats what we do!!
John Rodgers
In New Mexico where it was 15F in one community this morning!!!
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Karen Hein on wed 6 oct 99
Am new in Clayart and just saw this reference to Artificial Reduction.
Please tell me more.
Also, what exactly is ITC213?
Thanks
Karen
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