Michele D'Amico on sun 10 sep 06
Several days ago I posting this question about my runny glaze. FIRST, I
want to thank all of the very helpful people who offered solutions to the
problem. You are very kind and generous.
I also want to add that in retrospect I see that I should have included
more information with my original posting.
Based on some of the emails I got I realize there are some potters who are
searching Clayart for useful glazes but don't have an understanding of the
materials.
I knew when I posted this glaze that it was unstable and loaded with
plenty of toxic materials and should never be used on functional ware. It
is purely decorative. I should have included that information on my
posting for the sake of those who might consider mixing some up and trying
it on a cup (DO NOT DO THAT).
Michele
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>I just posted this but with my old email address so I'm posting it again
>correctly..
>
>I love this glaze but it's running more than I like. How do I reduce the
>running but keep the same lovely glaze?
>
>Thanks,
>Michele
>damicomichele@comcast.net
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>Neph Sy 120
>Lithium Carbonate 65
>Whiting 15
>Barium Carb 115
>Ball clay 15
>Flint 155
>Fritt 3124 50
>Chrome OX 2.5
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