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Image Comments posted by Bill Kielb
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My understanding is bubbles quite often are not buoyant enough to rise through the viscous glaze. To some extent a successful glaze is constrained by the need to not run under the influence of gravity. Is it unreasonable to say glazes with no interior bubbles are likely rare and then by that reasoning at what point should become concerned?
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Understood but the text box in the picture seams to imply the surface could heal but the bubbles on the inside are? Maybe ok, maybe not - or is this over thinking?