Chris Stanley on mon 23 sep 02
Sharing is fun! Reformation is better! This has been one of those great
threads for me. Ron has reformed a glaze for me and I am once again on a
learning curve. Here is Ron's redo of Snowden's White!
Thanks Ron!
Not exactly a winner - it's oversupplied with MgO - what makes it not shiny
- probably will slowley deteriorate with use - Jon may be right with
certain high expansion bodies (read high iron and cristobalite) this may be
a pot buster.
I"ve reformed it with frit 3134
F3134 - 13.0
Dolomite - 3.0
Talc - 19.5
Custer - 45.0
OM#4 - 6.5
Silica - 13.0
Bentonite - 2.0
Total 102.0
RR
>Snowden's White Cone 9/10 in reduction little black speckles will develop.
>Gerstley Borate 2,000
>Dolomite 1,000
>Talc 3,000
>Custer 10,000
>Flint 3,000
>
>Yum yum! You have got to admit a winner when you see a liner glaze like
>this. Semi matt with an ability to blush out any over spraying.
Ron Roy
RR#4
15084 Little Lake Road
Brighton, Ontario
Canada
K0K 1H0
Phone: 613-475-9544
Fax: 613-475-3513
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