WHew536674@cs.com on fri 10 sep 99
Lori,
I would recommend making a test piece and putting a few glazes on, and firing
them when you do a raku. Some work, others don't look so hot, but it is
possible to use commercial glazes in raku
Joyce A.
Mission, TX.
ababy sharon on sun 12 sep 99
For Raku,I tried once, Duncen( Did I spell it right) decorative glazes+10%
frit 3134 and they melted
Ababi
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Subject: Re: Info needed re: commercial glazes
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Lori,
> I would recommend making a test piece and putting a few glazes on, and
firing
> them when you do a raku. Some work, others don't look so hot, but it is
> possible to use commercial glazes in raku
> Joyce A.
> Mission, TX.
>
Pamala Browne on sun 12 sep 99
I tested a whole bunch of low-fire ,commercial glazes in a raku firing and
they all came out great-- but they were not textural --straight-forward
gloss colors. Good luck!
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Sent: Friday, September 10, 1999 11:07 AM
Subject: Re: Info needed re: commercial glazes
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Lori,
> I would recommend making a test piece and putting a few glazes on, and
firing
> them when you do a raku. Some work, others don't look so hot, but it is
> possible to use commercial glazes in raku
> Joyce A.
> Mission, TX.
>
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