Re: Underglazes shivering....GRRRR!!!!!!

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Date: Sun Mar 20 2005 - 16:59:04 PST

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I have had problems with underglazes that are old and probably chemically
broken down. (Just me guessing at the cause!) It is usually a color like peach,
black or tan. But I am sure it could happen w/ any color. Thanks to the folks
here and others I have gotten ceramic advice from I can usually fix it in
some way if it looks really awful!

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