Shelly M

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I am a retired nurse and nursery owner. Finally!!! arrived at a point in life with time to renew my lifelong interest in ceramics, kindled in high school. After purchasing my first wheel, I've graduated to buying a kiln and now begin the learning curve of firing my work at home rather than in a studio. Look for lots of requests for info from me. I have found the forums to be inspiring and so informative!

Shelly M

I had a small test tile melt glaze onto the shelf. I was able to chisel most of it off but there is still a small amount of glaze adhered to the shelf. Can I kiln wash over that 1-inch spot or does every bit of glaze have to be removed?
- May 6, 2016
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1. Marcia Selsor
  
  better to grind away as much of the glaze as you can. Then cover with kiln wash. It will always be there and melt every firing.
  
  May 6, 2016
  
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