Linda Blossom on sun 27 aug 06
I would wonder if it was fiber board that Robert
had trouble with itc. I have sprayed a LOT of fiber
with no problems. But it is not possible to be used
on fiber board. Feriz will tell you that and I
forgot and used it once and because of the binder in
the board, you cannot use itc on it.
Linda
NY
Subject: Re: raku kiln design
Robert, I was planning on treating the fiber blanket
in my larger raku
kiln with ITC 100. I have used it sucessfully on
several soft brick
kilns but have not yet used any on fiber blanket.
Please describe your
experience in greater detail. How did you apply the
ITC, etc. How long
did it last? Virtually everything that I have heard
about ITC is of a
positive nature. As far as I know it,or another
commericial variant, is
being used extensively in industry.
Thank you
Craig DUnn Clark
619 East 11 1/2 St
Houston, Texas 77008
(713)861-2083
mudman@hal-pc.org
Robert W. Anderson wrote:
>Nan,
>
>Send me your e-mail address, and I'll send you
>some photos of my light weight, portable fiber
>kiln, along with directions, if you're
>interested. By the way, don't spray ITC on the
>fiber. It flakes, breaks lose, falls in pots, big
>mess...been there, done that...!!!
>
>Robert Anderson
Robert W. Anderson on sun 27 aug 06
Linda,
It was fiberfax...not board. As a matter of fact,
I put a second layer of fiber over the sprayed
layer to prevent the flaked pieces from falling
off when I removed and replaced the cover.
If you're looking for more efficiency, use a
second layer of fiber rather than ITC...especially
in a portable raku kiln.
Catch ya later,
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: "Linda Blossom"
To:
Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 11:33 AM
Subject: Re: raku kiln design/itc on fiber
> I would wonder if it was fiber board that
Robert
> had trouble with itc. I have sprayed a LOT of
fiber
> with no problems. But it is not possible to be
used
> on fiber board. Feriz will tell you that and I
> forgot and used it once and because of the
binder in
> the board, you cannot use itc on it.
>
> Linda
> NY
>
> Subject: Re: raku kiln design
>
> Robert, I was planning on treating the fiber
blanket
> in my larger raku
> kiln with ITC 100. I have used it sucessfully on
> several soft brick
> kilns but have not yet used any on fiber
blanket.
> Please describe your
> experience in greater detail. How did you apply
the
> ITC, etc. How long
> did it last? Virtually everything that I have
heard
> about ITC is of a
> positive nature. As far as I know it,or another
> commericial variant, is
> being used extensively in industry.
> Thank you
> Craig DUnn Clark
> 619 East 11 1/2 St
> Houston, Texas 77008
> (713)861-2083
> mudman@hal-pc.org
>
>
> Robert W. Anderson wrote:
>
> >Nan,
> >
> >Send me your e-mail address, and I'll send you
> >some photos of my light weight, portable fiber
> >kiln, along with directions, if you're
> >interested. By the way, don't spray ITC on the
> >fiber. It flakes, breaks lose, falls in pots,
big
> >mess...been there, done that...!!!
> >
> >Robert Anderson
>
>
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