Rachael Rice on mon 3 dec 01
I did a test tile with this glaze and it came out a great color. I
glazed three medium platters with this glaze and the color was a dull
ugly beige black. There was one spot that came out with green color.
DId I not put it on thick enough? Is it worth refiring and trying to put
the glaze on much thicker? Thanks
Rachael
chris clarke on mon 3 dec 01
You are right, it must be a certain thickness to get the color you want. =
Had pieces that I rubbed back so I had both colors. Maybe you could =
reglaze.
chris
temecula, california
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Jim and Marge Wade on tue 4 dec 01
I think you didn't get it on thick enough. I've tried refiring this glaze
after having the same results, but have had little luck.
Marge
> From: Rachael Rice
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> Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2001 17:23:34 -0500
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> Subject: Pinell's Strontium Green Matt came out ugly beige
>
> I did a test tile with this glaze and it came out a great color. I
> glazed three medium platters with this glaze and the color was a dull
> ugly beige black. There was one spot that came out with green color.
> DId I not put it on thick enough? Is it worth refiring and trying to put
> the glaze on much thicker? Thanks
>
> Rachael
>
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Alisa og Claus Clausen on thu 6 dec 01
Dear Rachel,
It was too thin. It is a dry glaze, so you would probably have luck in
reglazing them.
I paint it on with several layers to get it patina green.
Good luck, Alisa in Denmark
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