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I have been teaching for 16 years and I am certified in many different paint companies and techniques. I have been working with ceramaics for over 28 years.
I have BA in Radiology and many certification from Duncan , Gare, Kimple and many others.
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There is so much to learn in glazes and firing. I was lucky I had a great teacher that lived close by to show her all my failures. There is alot of questions here that are hard to decipher. 1. First
I have never tried it but I do know that if you fire something to hot or to much it will crack. So if you get something at Goodwill it may not work but then it may??? They have a Bisque glaze in many colors
The gold is probaly gold sheets whick may come off? Try a q-tip with alitlle rubbing alcohol on the bottom and see. sorry otherwise I am not sure what to use. The gol is easily put back on if it comes
If it is ceramic it is like glass. You can rinse with water. check on bottom first with a touch of water. Usually no value just family value.
If you live in Florida the boys and girls club will take most things. Senior centers also do. It is not hard to run a kiln. You put a cone sitter in and turn on. Dolls are porcelain so I never have worked

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