Sue Cline on sun 8 aug 04
"Where in the US can i buy dried glazes??"
Try Laguna Clay (lagunaclay.com). They have almost all their glazes in dry form. And some distributors (such as Cornell Supply in Dayton OH) also distribute for Laguna. I'm sure other distributors do as well. You will get more answers from this list.
Sue Cline
Cincinnati, Ohio
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From: "G. Fer"
Sent: Aug 8, 2004 1:20 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Dried Glazes
Where in the US can i buy dried glazes?? all the glazes in the stores i've
visited personally and on the web only sell their glazes already mixed, and
i would like them dry, does anybody know where i can get them dry?
thank you very much and i will be awaiting for your replies,
Gustavo
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MudPuppy on sun 8 aug 04
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From: "G. Fer"
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Subject: Dried Glazes
> Where in the US can i buy dried glazes?? all the glazes in the stores i've
> visited personally and on the web only sell their glazes already mixed,
and
> i would like them dry, does anybody know where i can get them dry?
>
> thank you very much and i will be awaiting for your replies,
>
>
> Gustavo
>
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Scott Harrison on sun 8 aug 04
Gustavo,
Laguna has quite a selection in various cone ranges.
Scott Harrison
South Fork High School
Humboldt Redwoods CA
I think I'm suffering from Liberal Outrage Fatigue (LOF).
On Aug 8, 2004, at 10:20 AM, G. Fer wrote:
> Where in the US can i buy dried glazes?? all the glazes in the stores
> i've
> visited personally and on the web only sell their glazes already
> mixed, and
> i would like them dry, does anybody know where i can get them dry?
>
> thank you very much and i will be awaiting for your replies,
>
>
> Gustavo
>
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G. Fer on sun 8 aug 04
Where in the US can i buy dried glazes?? all the glazes in the stores i've
visited personally and on the web only sell their glazes already mixed, and
i would like them dry, does anybody know where i can get them dry?
thank you very much and i will be awaiting for your replies,
Gustavo
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Paula Mann on mon 9 aug 04
Coyote Clay in Albuquerque sells dried glazes and they've got an online
gallery so you can get an idea of what glaze combinations look like.
They sent me a really helpful sheet describing the glaze characteristics and
although I'm still experimenting, I'm happy with what I'm seeing.
You might not be looking for the colors they provide but it's worth a look.
Good luck!
Paula in Ft. Collins, CO
Bob Masta on mon 9 aug 04
Gustavo asked:
> Where in the US can i buy dried glazes?? all the glazes in
> the stores i've visited personally and on the web only sell
> their glazes already mixed, and i would like them dry, does
> anybody know where i can get them dry?
Rovin Ceramics glazes are sold as dry powder. They have
different base glazes for cones 06-05, 6, and 9-10.
They also have low-fire Cone 05 "Bright Ice" glazes and
underglazes that come in colors. These come in one-pound
containers that you add water to and shake.
I haven't tried any of these myself. (I think mixing my own
and seeing what comes out is a big rush, kinda like my childhood
Gilbert Chemistry Set!)
Bob Masta
potsATdaqartaDOTcom
Laurie Kneppel on mon 9 aug 04
Hi Gustavo,
Lots of suppliers carry dry glazes. Be sure to check in your local
area, you may be surprised to find some nearby.
If you are on the West Coast, ClayPeople in Richmond, CA. has a good
selection and they also carry the Tom Coleman cone 10 glazes that
Aardvark sells. These are in dry form. Leslie Ceramic Supply in
Berkeley also has dry glazes. Alpha Ceramics in Sacramento has a small
selection of dry glazes, mostly raku. I think they have other types as
well. IMCO (Industrial Minerals Co.) in Sacramento was carrying
Opulence dry glazes and may still have them.
But it just goes to show that you should check with your local
suppliers to see what they might carry. The "big" suppliers carry them,
though, and if you are lucky, you may be near one of them!
Laurie
Sacramento, CA
http://rockyraku.com
Potters Council, member
Sacramento Potters Group, member
> Gustavo asked:
>
>> Where in the US can i buy dried glazes?? all the glazes in
>> the stores i've visited personally and on the web only sell
>> their glazes already mixed, and i would like them dry, does
>> anybody know where i can get them dry?
Cynthia Bracker on tue 10 aug 04
We carry quite a few dry glazes, many stocked and many more available by
special order. What temperature glazes are you looking for? Low-fire
(04-06) are rarely sold/stocked dry by any US supplier, but there are a
few available. There are MANY more dry glazes available at Cone 5 or
Cone 10. I'd be happy to help you, contact me off-list by e-mail or
toll-free (888) 822-1982.
Cindy Bracker
Bracker's Good Earth Clays, Inc.
G. Fer wrote:
> Where in the US can i buy dried glazes?? all the glazes in the stores
> i've
> visited personally and on the web only sell their glazes already
> mixed, and
> i would like them dry, does anybody know where i can get them dry?
>
> thank you very much and i will be awaiting for your replies,
>
>
> Gustavo
>
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Steve Dalton on thu 12 aug 04
On Sunday, August 8, 2004, at 10:20 AM, G. Fer wrote:
> Where in the US can i buy dried glazes?? all the glazes in the stores
> i've
> visited personally and on the web only sell their glazes already
> mixed, and
> i would like them dry, does anybody know where i can get them dry?
>
> thank you very much and i will be awaiting for your replies,
>
>
> Gustavo
Depending on where your at, I've noticed that supply houses
that offer their own glazes have them in dry.
I can go down to Seattle Pottery or Clay Art Center and pick
up a 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 or even 100lbs bags of dry glazes.
Steve Dalton
Clear Creek Pottery
Snohomish, Wa
clearcreekpottery.com
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