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Re: Burnishing
From: SZim52
Date: Wed Feb 09 2000 - 15:46:15 PST
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I fire burnished pottery at 06 or 05 and still retain the 'polished'
surface. Looks great and gives a unique appearance that can't be duplicated
with glaze. I also, at times, do burnishing with incised designs. After the
bisque fire, glaze is applied to the incised areas only and the rest is
wiped off with a damp sponge and then fired again. It still retains the
'polished' appearance. But still wish I could pit fire!
Shari in NY :)
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