Paul Borian on sat 7 nov 09
i have re-glazed and re-fired a few times over the years. It's a lot easier
if you have a sprayer and apply the glaze thick (skim off all the water
first)
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From: Ali Shapiro Cudby
Date: Nov 7, 2009 10:08am
Subject: Reglaze or remake?
To: Clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
CC:
> Just opened the glaze kiln and two commissioned pieces (both with the
> same glaze) didn't come out well. I'm pretty sure the glaze was not
> thick enough.
> They are both standard shapes - a bowl and a platter - but post-dated
> on the bottom for a wedding gift (with the date of the wedding).
> The pieces are not necessarily trashed - the glaze boo boo is kind of
> interesting. Just not what the customer ordered. I have never
> reglazed anything (generally not worth it) but have read the archives,
> so I know conceptually what to do. Given all of this, I ask for the
> wisdom of this group...reglaze or remake?
> Thanks!
> Ali Cudby
> alicudby@mac.com
> http://web.me.com/alicudby/www.cudbysmud.com
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