Bonnie Hellman on mon 10 jul 06
Randy,
When I get wax resist where I don't want it, I usually put it in my kitchen
oven at around 300 or maybe 350 (although I think it burns off cooler than
that). Then I come back to it after a while, let the pot cool enough to
glaze, and go on with the rest of the pots.
The short answer is: Not Very. If you put it in your kitchen oven, you'll
smell the wax quite soon.
Bonnie
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>> How high do you have to get a kiln to burn off wax resist?
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>> Randy
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