Cindy Strnad on tue 6 mar 01
Hi, Mudlady.
Try Tony Hansen's 5x5 glaze with 5-10% Mason stain. Be sure to use a stain
that won't burn out at ^6, though. Many of them do. And test before you
commit a large amount of stain to this enterprise. I haven't done this, but
Tony's glaze should be hospitable to pink.
20 EPK
20 Silica
20 Frit 3134
20 Custer Spar
20 Wollastonite
I would also recommend an opacifier--probably tin, about 5%.
Cindy Strnad
Earthen Vessels Pottery
RR 1, Box 51
Custer, SD 57730
USA
earthenv@gwtc.net
http://www.earthenvesselssd.com
mudlady@ATT.NET on tue 6 mar 01
Does anyone have a ^6 pink glaze using a pink mason
stain? thanks
Wade Blocker on tue 6 mar 01
Any cone 6 glaze which does not contain zinc should work with 6% addition
of pink stain. However some pink stains are fugitive at this temperature.
So be sure to use a stain that is formulated for cone 6 firing. Mia in ABQ
Milton Markey on wed 7 mar 01
In a message dated 3/7/2001 2:43:59 PM Pacific Standard Time,
Saab9186@AOL.COM writes:
> Try this for pink ^6
>
> Barium Carb. 15.2
> gerstley Bor
>
>
Whoops!
I wonder if you could resend this recipe? It seems to have been truncated.
Thanks!
Milton NakedClay@AOL.COM
Saab9186@AOL.COM on wed 7 mar 01
Try this for pink ^6
Barium Carb. 15.2
gerstley Bor
Saab9186@AOL.COM on wed 7 mar 01
please except my apology this machine has mind of its own today
Matt Pink
add
Crimson Stain 6006 10%
hope that together the recipe makes sense
Saab9186@AOL.COM on wed 7 mar 01
sorry press the wrong key and there it went
try this for ^6 pink
Matt Pink
BariumCarb. 15.2
Gerstley Bor 10.2
Wollastonite 15.2
Neph Sye 38.7
EPK 10.2
Flint 10.5
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