msc1540@YAHOO.COM on wed 22 mar 06
Hey, i made a piece that is about 3 feet tall and has some cracks after it
has been bisqued. in order to keep it from cracking more i need a low fire
glaze. the question i am asking is if any one knows any Cone 06 Ohata Kaki
glazes?
Marcia Selsor on wed 22 mar 06
Before you glaze it, fill the cracks with a paper clay patch repair
of the clay body. Re-bisque it. This should heal your cracks.
Dissolve toilet paper overnight, add dry clay powder, dash of
vinegar, drop of sodium silicate, and 1/2 a teaspoon of corn syrup.
Mix in a blender and repair your cracks.
You'll never see them after the firing.
Marcia Selsor
http://marciaselsor.com
On Mar 22, 2006, at 5:10 PM, msc1540@YAHOO.COM wrote:
> Hey, i made a piece that is about 3 feet tall and has some cracks
> after it
> has been bisqued. in order to keep it from cracking more i need a
> low fire
> glaze. the question i am asking is if any one knows any Cone 06
> Ohata Kaki
> glazes?
>
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