vitrified slips
 

If you can get Albany slip it is gold. Makes a wonderful high firer glaze.
Don't they have a replacement for it now?
"SpunMud" wrote in message
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have you tried alberta slip (or albany if you can get it)?

Here is where you can get Alberta slip in the US, scroll down to the
'General' heading. You may also look at 'Ravenscrag' under the same
heading.
http://www.pottery-books.com/cgi-loc...materials.html

More info:
http://digitalfire.com/plainsman/data/alta.htm
http://www.cclay.com/glazes.htm
http://digitalfire.com/plainsman/data/raven.htm
http://www.ravenscrag.com/

Stay muddy!
Tony (Galveston, a little island near Texas)

"DKat" wrote in message
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If you can get Albany slip it is gold. Makes a wonderful high firer
glaze.
Don't they have a replacement for it now?
"SpunMud" wrote in message
...
have you tried alberta slip (or albany if you can get it)?

Thanks. Nice site....
"tony" wrote in message
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Here is where you can get Alberta slip in the US, scroll down to the
'General' heading. You may also look at 'Ravenscrag' under the same
heading.

http://www.pottery-books.com/cgi-loc...materials.html

More info:
http://digitalfire.com/plainsman/data/alta.htm
http://www.cclay.com/glazes.htm
http://digitalfire.com/plainsman/data/raven.htm
http://www.ravenscrag.com/

Stay muddy!
Tony (Galveston, a little island near Texas)

"DKat" wrote in message
. net...
If you can get Albany slip it is gold. Makes a wonderful high firer
glaze.
Don't they have a replacement for it now?
"SpunMud" wrote in message
...
have you tried alberta slip (or albany if you can get it)?