mel jacobson on sun 13 mar 05
in most cases a second application on an electric is
not necessary.
i had a phone conversation with nils lou last night
and he asked if i had an deterioration in my gas
kiln from firing so hot the last six months.
i answered, `not a bit`. i have two coats of itc 100
and a bit heavy coat of porcelain top coat(256a). my kiln
is pure white inside, and looks brand new. my advancer shelves
have not bent a bit. look new.
mel
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Antoinette Badenhorst on sun 13 mar 05
How about kilnshelves that got glaze on them....can you simply just touch it
up where you took the glaze off?
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From: "mel jacobson"
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> in most cases a second application on an electric is
> not necessary.
>
> i had a phone conversation with nils lou last night
> and he asked if i had an deterioration in my gas
> kiln from firing so hot the last six months.
> i answered, `not a bit`. i have two coats of itc 100
> and a bit heavy coat of porcelain top coat(256a). my kiln
> is pure white inside, and looks brand new. my advancer shelves
> have not bent a bit. look new.
> mel
> mel jacobson/minnetonka/minnesota/usa
> http://www.pclink.com/melpots
> http://www.rid-a-tick.com
>
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