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@PeterHlet me add that I’m not afraid to try anything in the propane reduction kiln (cone10). I have gotten some beautiful albeit unorthodox results. Again thank you Peter

Whoa, these are great suggestions and so generous to think about my “dilemma “. I never heard of a self glazing slip but I love the concept and will definitely try this. Thank you.

Min and Bill thank you for your replies one clarification: I apply the porcelain slip to the leather hard clay . im going to try the reduction of silica in the clear as well I will post photos of my tests My dilemma is that I love the unglazed reduced stoneware And I want my slip drawings to “pop” and contrast with the surface of the reduced stoneware . Perhaps I can paint the clear glaze on the slip drawings.

Bill, You are spot on when you ask: what are my expectations? I want to sketch on the bisqued stoneware surface with white porcelain slip. I want the slip to have a celadon-like effect ( which I currently can achieve with my clear glaze. ) But I hate the intense sheen the glaze creates on the stoneware. You are correct—I have to test the glazes on my surfaces. However I will also go to the glaze directory for some answers.

Is there such a glaze that is clear and matte ( or not high gloss ) that can be used on stoneware in a cone 10 reduction firing?