Ann Brink on thu 19 sep 02
primalmommy wrote: "so I put it in its own bucket, and it has
been soaking for over a week now -- long enough to turn the rest of the
rock-hard pugs to soup. This one is still half slip and half hard
chunks. The chunks are hard enough that they can be snapped in half with
some effort, and range from pea size to palm size. No matter what, they
seem to resist absorbing water."
Hi- this sounds like the way porcelain acts when it is not TOTALLY BONE DRY.
Also, you asked it some porc. is gray in color....Yes.
Good luck with your efforts. Hard work now, but wait until you start
throwing ..that's when the fun starts...sorry, you may be an accomplished
porcelain thrower- I know I'm not...after earthenware and stoneware, it's
tricky.
Ann Brink in CA
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