David Beumee on thu 6 feb 03
Coleman's recipe for P.D. Shino Crack:
8 Custer
11 Spodumene
3 Soda Ash
26 EPK
37 Neph Sy
11 OM-4
4 Magnesium carb
" Stiff surface if applied thickly; will crack apart and expose the
surface beneath. Great over dark stoneware or over dark slips on
porcelain. Will not shift or run at cone 10. Cone 9-10 reduction."
David Beumee
2/6/03 8:55:06 AM, Chris Rupp wrote:
>Hello,
>
>A while back I remember seeing a recipe named "PD CRACK - SHINO," in Tom
>Coleman's, "The Glazes I Use." I don't have the book and was hoping someone
>might have it and be willing to share the recipe with me. If so you can
>email it to me at: cmrdesigns@hotmail.com
>
>THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME!
>
>Chris Rupp
>Sunny Santa Barbara
>
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Chris Rupp on thu 6 feb 03
Hello,
A while back I remember seeing a recipe named "PD CRACK - SHINO," in Tom
Coleman's, "The Glazes I Use." I don't have the book and was hoping someone
might have it and be willing to share the recipe with me. If so you can
email it to me at: cmrdesigns@hotmail.com
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME!
Chris Rupp
Sunny Santa Barbara
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