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2008-11-29 molds: Cheryl, Have you tried the mold companies? Duncan? Gare? It's been a while since I've poured molds. It can be very confusing finding a mold now, even if you know who made the mold. So many of the companies...
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2008-11-24 Bisqueware painting and glazing, and baking?: David, Unless you're 'glazing' them, you don't need to fire them. You can simply paint them with the acrylic paint & then seal them. To be sure & for your own confidence, always test a little first. Try...
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2008-11-24 kilns: Lori, Try hunting around on the internet. Many of the suppliers offer a manuel you can download & print off. If you have no luck with your model, here's a site that carried your model 1822 & It's about...
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2008-11-22 Painting Ceramic/porcelain tiles with metalic paint: Dear Susan, I've rarely heard of it working for any length of time to paint over glaze. When tiles or ceramics are glazed & then fired in a kiln to hot temperatures, the silica is actually turning to...
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2008-11-21 molds: Dear Bryan, I'm so glad I was able to help. It appears from the picture you sent that your uncle may have used a simple oxide stain on the clay, fired it & then a 3rd firing for a gold overglaze. The...
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