Hank Murrow on tue 4 apr 06
On Apr 4, 2006, at 2:02 PM, Liz Willoughby wrote:
> Hello Claybuds,
> Has anybody used the wax sample that Axner was distributing at NCECA
> called "Wax That Works", on bottoms, or as a resist? It is from
> Northwest Pottery Supply.
>
dear Liz;
I have been using it for some tears now, thanks to Doug Hively, who
developed/found it. A friend of his tried it and said, "This is the wax
that works!" That is how it got its name. Good stuff.
Don't get no $$ from Nobody......Hank
www.murrow.biz/hank
Liz Willoughby on tue 4 apr 06
Hello Claybuds,
Has anybody used the wax sample that Axner was distributing at NCECA
called "Wax That Works", on bottoms, or as a resist? It is from
Northwest Pottery Supply.
Thanks in advance,
--
Liz from Grafton, Ontario, Canada
"Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are . . . something
to do, something to love, and something to hope for."
Joseph Addison
John Hesselberth on tue 4 apr 06
Hi Everyone,
At NCECA, Dawn Clark of Northwest Pottery Supply was handing out
small samples of this product. I tried it yesterday and I really like
it. It is significantly thinner than other wax emulsions I have used
and wets the bisque much more easily. If I were doing resist work (I
was just waxing bottoms via brushing on my wheel yesterday) I think I
could control the resist design much better. I certainly found it
easy to get complete coverage on the area I wanted to wax. Also the
brush cleaned out with just a rinse in hot water and appears to be as
good as new. I immediately called and ordered a quart (12.80 +
shipping).
If you want to give this a try, Dawn can be reached at 866-425-2948.
I suspect she is looking for distributors too so if any of the
pottery supply folks that monitor the list are interested, give Dawn
a call.
Usual disclaimers--I just like this product and would be interested
to know if others found it to be as good as I have.
Regards,
John
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