Re: acrylics and kilns

From: Deb Mortl (dmortl_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Thu Feb 07 2002 - 17:32:38 PST

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I think the acrylic paint will just burn off in the kiln.....

>
>Hi all, can anyone tell me if I can paint a bisqued
>clay piece with tempera or acrylics, overglaze it, and
>fire it so it will be shiny and protected? My students
>swear up and down that they have seen it done. I've
>never tried, but it would be so awesome if it was
>possible. Is it?
>
>Jayna

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