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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2. Biglou13
  
  Grind as much off as you can like^^^ she said. Grinder is cheap @ harbor freight.
  
  May 6, 2016
  
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3. Marko
  
  I seen a guy put a corn on the cob on a drill and grind the kernels off with his teeth... don't do this. Do what Marcia said
  
  May 7, 2016
  
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4. Shelly M
  
  thank you all for your replies. guess i'll be grinding away!
  
  May 14, 2016
  
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