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Re: Acrylic paint in the kiln

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Date: Wed Nov 22 2000 - 16:05:41 PST

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What kind of clay is it? Has it been bisque fired first? I agree...if it
has been bisqued then just put a high gloss polymer acrylic varnish over it.

Good Luck!

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