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Layering Combo ^6
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Comment by Jeff Poulter on April 22, 2013 at 8:17pm
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Hi Norm
I don't know why the JM works and the Goldstone doesn't unless it is the gertsley. I will be interested to see your new tests. I sprayed the bowl with Coppery Sparkle and threw it back in the kiln with a 125c/hr cool down. I'll see tomorrow nite how it comes out. I can't keep putting glaze on it or it will be too heavy. Jeff
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New versions of ^10 Goldstone and John's Metallic are in the kiln now, with 10% Ferro Frit 3269 added for more flux and glass at cone 6.
This is John Britt ^10 Goldstone over ^6 Orange Street at ^6 with a slow-cool. Too refractory, even with the ^6 Orange Street under it.
This is ^10 John's Metallic over ^6 Orange Street at ^6 with a slow-cool. Actually not bad, but we'll see what the added 10% 3269 does.
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Hi Norm,
I wished it were. I have yet to have it come out on a pot like it did on the test tile. I have even re-fired it after spraying more glaze on, but it came out the same. maybe I will have to do a fast cool. The bowl is an iron red over a crystalline glaze. They are both commercial glazes, so i am trying to find the same effect with ones that I have a recipe for. Jeff
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Is that what John Britt's "Goldstone" looks like layered over "Orange Street"?
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