ekohler on sat 6 nov 99
I fired Ron Roy's Black at ^6 ox. electric and out came something
spectacular: soft; smooth; silky; deep black; definitely "fondle-able". Is
there an RR White? (I've tried a few of Zakin's whites--good, but not like
this black) TIA Eleanor K, hobbyist, Centerport, NY
Chris Schafale on sun 7 nov 99
Hi Eleanor--
No problem. Just leave out the iron and cobalt and add 7-10 %
Zircopax (or your favorite opacifier) instead. Same surface, just as
nice.
Chris
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I fired Ron Roy's Black at ^6 ox. electric and out came something
> spectacular: soft; smooth; silky; deep black; definitely "fondle-able". Is
> there an RR White? (I've tried a few of Zakin's whites--good, but not like
> this black) TIA Eleanor K, hobbyist, Centerport, NY
>
>
Light One Candle Pottery
Fuquay-Varina, NC
candle@intrex.net
Renate I. Shiver on sun 7 nov 99
Would really welcome the opportunity to try Ron Roy's Black if you wouldn't
mind sharing the recipe. Have searched for it in the CeramicWeb database
without luck in locating it.
Thanks,
Renate
-----Original Message-----
From: ekohler
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Saturday, November 06, 1999 8:00 PM
Subject: RR White?
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I fired Ron Roy's Black at ^6 ox. electric and out came something
spectacular: soft; smooth; silky; deep black; definitely "fondle-able". Is
there an RR White? (I've tried a few of Zakin's whites--good, but not like
this black) TIA Eleanor K, hobbyist, Centerport, NY
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