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September 10th 06, 01:07 AM
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Shino Clay Body
Any decent grade porcelain or white stoneware should work fine. Depends on
what you want for a finish when it comes out of the kiln. Your shino is going to react differently with each clay body. Try one and see if you get what you like. Best, Wayne "Leonard" wrote in message ... What's a good cone 9 - 10 clay body for shino glazes? 
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