I just add water and stir really well. If it doesn't work, don't use it. It's
really easy to get it too watery. I had some glazes that froze and some worked
and some didn't. Depends on the chemical balance etc. Make sure you stir it up
really well when it gets wet again, and give it a test run. I can't imagine what
the anti-freeze would do... Sid
cen_aca_dp wrote:
> I was told by a potter that you can use antifreeze to reconstitute glazes. I
> have never personally tried it. Has anyone else heard of this?
>
> Denise Pannell
> Defiance, OH
>
> >===== Original Message From Sue Cosgrove <sue_cosgrove@hotmail.com> =====
> >I have inherited several tubs of old glaze in my classroom. Some is dry and
> >cracking and the other is a semi moist lump. Can I still use this? What do
> >I need to do to bring it back? By the way it is basic cone 6 glaze. White,
> >blue, yellow ect.
> >
> >
> >Sue >^..^<
> >
>
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