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We are doing the same thing. I've never fired any burnished pots
in a real kiln. I may have to find out if we don't pit fire outside.
I don't think the temperature will be a factor. There is no glaze to
burn off.
If someone knows different please post it.
                                Woody in KC

Artgirl109 wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I need some help. What temp do I fire burnished pots at so the shine doesn't
> burn off? I'm using a low fire clay. Do I leave the peep holes open or
> closed? I'm having my ceramics1 burnish their pinch pots. They are using a
> white smooth clay and have coated them with a red slip. We are then going to
> scratch in designs. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
> susie in mi

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