Scott Cason on mon 13 apr 98
Is anyone familiar with Rhodes Matt, a cone 10 reduction glaze? A friend
had used it at school in New York but has lost the formula and wanted me to
ask the group. She said it's a cream glaze with nice rust/brown
spots/streaks. Thanks
Arlene/Lousiana
DIANA PANCIOLI, ASSOC. PROF. on tue 14 apr 98
Could it be Rhodes 32. from his book? High Alumina Mat:
Feldspar 48.9
China Clay 25.1
Dolomite 22.4
Whiting 3.5
Diana EMU
On Mon, 13 Apr 1998, Scott Cason wrote:
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> Is anyone familiar with Rhodes Matt, a cone 10 reduction glaze? A friend
> had used it at school in New York but has lost the formula and wanted me to
> ask the group. She said it's a cream glaze with nice rust/brown
> spots/streaks. Thanks
>
> Arlene/Lousiana
>
Dannon Rhudy on tue 14 apr 98
Yes, it is in Daniel Rhodes, "Clay and Glazes for the Potter".
I don't know which one (there are numerous ones) your friend is
searching for, but a quick look at the last pages of the book
should clarify it. Sounds like Rhodes 32, but could be other.
Dannon Rhudy
potter@koyote.com
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Is anyone familiar with Rhodes Matt, a cone 10 reduction glaze? A
friend
had used it at school in New York but has lost the formula and
wanted me to
ask the group. She said it's a cream glaze with nice rust/brown
spots/streaks. Thanks
Arlene/Lousiana
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