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Re: clay- without a kiln
Mon, 27 Sep 1999 16:55:02 -0400
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Eliza Jones wrote:
> Anyone know a good brand of self-hardening clay? I used some last spring,
> but it took MONTHS to dry!
Where are you located? You can buy self-hardening clay from a clay supplier
MUCH cheaper (ie: half the price) than you can get it from Sax or Nasco or any
other art catalog. If I know where you are I can point you to the closest
supplier.
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