[bluedawg]

I have some albany slip I would like to use on Bisque. The pieces are to be Anagama wood fired to cone 10. Will the slip turn into a nice dark glaze where applied or might it just crawl and peel off? I think I read Albany slip melts at cone 10 so that's why I thought it might work.

-Mary

[Mark C.]

bluedawg, on 20 June 2012 - 09:38 AM, said:

I have some albany slip I would like to use on Bisque. The pieces are to be Anagama wood fired to cone 10. Will the slip turn into a nice dark glaze where applied or might it just crawl and peel off? I think I read Albany slip melts at cone 10 so that's why I thought it might work.

-Mary

True albany slip mets into a nice dark glaze at cone 9-10-
I do not think it will peel off-may run some if put in a hot spot near firebox
I used to use it a lot as glaze but mixed other things with it as it was so dark.
I have fired it in a wood kiln just with albany and it was a dark glossy glaze.
Mark

[bluedawg]

Perfect Thanks!

Mark C., on 20 June 2012 - 10:08 AM, said:

bluedawg, on 20 June 2012 - 09:38 AM, said:

I have some albany slip I would like to use on Bisque. The pieces are to be Anagama wood fired to cone 10. Will the slip turn into a nice dark glaze where applied or might it just crawl and peel off? I think I read Albany slip melts at cone 10 so that's why I thought it might work.

-Mary

True albany slip mets into a nice dark glaze at cone 9-10-
I do not think it will peel off-may run some if put in a hot spot near firebox
I used to use it a lot as glaze but mixed other things with it as it was so dark.
I have fired it in a wood kiln just with albany and it was a dark glossy glaze.
Mark