Re: Using Old Glaze

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Date: Mon Sep 29 2003 - 05:52:12 PDT

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Joan's advice is exactly what I do to revive glazes. Get a cheap blender that
is dedicated only to glaze revival!
Jeff in Georgia

In a message dated 9/29/03 6:29:58 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
joandark4art@yahoo.com writes:

<< To answer your question. Add some water to the glaze
 and let it soak in (poke some holes in it to get some
 water down to the bottom). Run the glaze through a
 blender. I have one blender that is used just for
 glaze. The glaze should be like thick cream.
 
 Joan >>

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