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Re: transparent glaze

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Marand10_at_TeacherArtExchange
Date: Wed Oct 18 2000 - 18:06:00 PDT

Yes..you can go to a ceramic supply store and purchase underglazes....if
using underglazes...make sure you let them dry overnight on bisque.........
then you can DIP the bowls in transparent glaze a couple times at least to
get a nice coating of tramparent glaze on them. Brushing the transparent
over UNFIRED underglazed could cause them to RUN.... I always used the rule
of thumb that the glaze should be "credit card" thickness on the pottery.
Let that glaze dry thoroughly before firing too.

That's all folks...........mARTy