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on glaze colours and lustres Susie 10-16-2006
Posted by Susie on October 16, 2006, 5:46 am
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I regularly use onglaze colours fired to 760C on unglazed porcelain
which has been fired to 1250C.

What I was wondering was if there is sufficient 'glaze base/cover'
deposited by the colours to enable me to use lustres on top of them? Has
anybody got any suggestions? Also, would it work if I use lustres on
onglaze colours on top of a tin based glaze, also fired to 1250C? I'll
have time to experiment in a few weeks, but at the moment I'm short for
time.

Thanks

Susie
Isle of Arran, Scotland
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Posted by Steve Mills on October 16, 2006, 7:21 pm
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I'd go for it; I've done it in the past with my stuff, so it should be
OK. That refers to both options.

Steve
Bath
UK


>I regularly use onglaze colours fired to 760C on unglazed porcelain
>which has been fired to 1250C.
>
>What I was wondering was if there is sufficient 'glaze base/cover'
>deposited by the colours to enable me to use lustres on top of them? Has
>anybody got any suggestions? Also, would it work if I use lustres on
>onglaze colours on top of a tin based glaze, also fired to 1250C? I'll
>have time to experiment in a few weeks, but at the moment I'm short for
>time.
>
>Thanks
>
>Susie
>Isle of Arran, Scotland

--
Steve Mills
Bath
UK

Posted by Susie on October 18, 2006, 4:39 am
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>I'd go for it; I've done it in the past with my stuff, so it should be
>OK. That refers to both options.
>
Thanks Steve

I'll try it and see what happens

regards
Susie
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Susie Thompson
If you can't stand the heat, don't tickle the dragon!
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