Valice Raffi on thu 2 aug 01
Hi all,
I'd like to test Lana Wilson's Red Moss glaze which calls for P-25. I
guess this is no longer available and the substitution charts list Ferro
3819, which I can find either. I've been told that Ferro 3269 would
probably work fine. Has anyone tried 3269 in this glaze?
thanks in advance,
Valice Raffi
in Sacramento, CA USA
scott lykens on fri 3 aug 01
havent tried the ferro, but i expect it to work, 3269 is chemically almost
exact, and unlike gerstley borate substitution, your trying to sub a frit
for a frit, so you should have few viscosity issues. also hommel 25 is
comparable. My substitution chart lists 3269 and makes no maention of
3819. I'm sure you'll do well with it. Have you called pemco?
sct
>Hi all,
>
>I'd like to test Lana Wilson's Red Moss glaze which calls for P-25. I
>guess this is no longer available and the substitution charts list Ferro
>3819, which I can find either. I've been told that Ferro 3269 would
>probably work fine. Has anyone tried 3269 in this glaze?
>
>thanks in advance,
>
>Valice Raffi
>in Sacramento, CA USA
>
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Holder, Samuel on fri 3 aug 01
Could you share "Lana Wilson's Red Moss glaze"? Knowing the components may
help answer your question.
Thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: Valice Raffi [mailto:valice@ONEMAIN.COM]
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 4:24 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Frit P-25 substitution?
Hi all,
I'd like to test Lana Wilson's Red Moss glaze which calls for P-25. I
guess this is no longer available and the substitution charts list Ferro
3819, which I can find either. I've been told that Ferro 3269 would
probably work fine. Has anyone tried 3269 in this glaze?
thanks in advance,
Valice Raffi
in Sacramento, CA USA
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Ababi on fri 3 aug 01
>From The Magic of Fire of Tony Hansen
FRIT P-25
Description: LEADLESS FRIT
Date: 09/05/97
Supplier: PEMCO
Melts At: 1370F
Raw Weight: 320.58
Family: 5-Frit
ANALYSIS & UNITY FORMULA
CaO....... 0.50% [ 0.03]
K2O....... 5.40% [ 0.18]
Na2O...... 14.70% [ 0.76]
ZnO....... 0.70% [ 0.03]
B2O3...... 16.90% 0.78
Al2O3..... 12.10% 0.38
SiO2...... 49.70% 2.65
FRIT P-25 Notes
Use for cone 06-02
Sub: GF-114, Fusion FZ-25, Ferro 3819, Hommel 259
You can look for details of these frits in the ceramic web , Ceramic
search or any
softwares. . If you want detail of any of the
others write me and I shall do it latter.
Ababi
---------- Original Message ----------
>havent tried the ferro, but i expect it to work, 3269 is chemically
>almost
>exact, and unlike gerstley borate substitution, your trying to sub a
>frit
>for a frit, so you should have few viscosity issues. also hommel 25 is
>comparable. My substitution chart lists 3269 and makes no maention of
>3819. I'm sure you'll do well with it. Have you called pemco?
>sct
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I'd like to test Lana Wilson's Red Moss glaze which calls for P-25. I
>>guess this is no longer available and the substitution charts list
>Ferro
>>3819, which I can find either. I've been told that Ferro 3269 would
>>probably work fine. Has anyone tried 3269 in this glaze?
>>
>>thanks in advance,
>>
>>Valice Raffi
>>in Sacramento, CA USA
>>
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>_______
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>>You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
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>>melpots@pclink.com.
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r12396 on fri 3 aug 01
Valice,
I've tried it, and it worked for me! Here in cool Sacto too. Richard, "The
Clay Stalker"
----- Original Message -----
From: Valice Raffi
To:
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 2:23 PM
Subject: Frit P-25 substitution?
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to test Lana Wilson's Red Moss glaze which calls for P-25. I
> guess this is no longer available and the substitution charts list Ferro
> 3819, which I can find either. I've been told that Ferro 3269 would
> probably work fine. Has anyone tried 3269 in this glaze?
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> Valice Raffi
> in Sacramento, CA USA
>
>
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melpots@pclink.com.
Brad Sondahl on sat 4 aug 01
Frit P25 is still available... I get it from Minnesota Clay Co.
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Valice Raffi on tue 7 aug 01
Brad, thanks!
I forgot to mention this in my results post, my computer is a dinosaur so I
couldn't bring up the catalog from Minnisota Clay.
Valice
>Frit P25 is still available... I get it from Minnesota Clay Co.
>Brad Sondahl
>
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