MFP

Thank you both for your advice. I appreciate it. For some reason I am having trouble responding to the posts. Hulk-- the tip about not letting it get too dry makes a lot of sense.y studio is like a sardine can with the sardines in it -- so no room for spraying. Thanks again 

If anyone uses Mayco Indigo Rain and has noticed how dry and rough it's become since they changed the talc-- and it won't melt with Splatterware anymore no matter how hot you get it--- the fix is adding 25 grams of gerstly borate to a full container of glaze. It restores the previous smooth surface and it melts with Splatterware again. 

If anyone uses Mayco Indigo Rain and has noticed how dry and rough it's become since they changed the talc-- and it won't melt with Splatterware anymore no matter how hot you get it--- the fix is adding 25 grams of gerstly borate to a full container of glaze. It restores the previous smooth surface and it melts with Splatterware again. 

Thanks so very much Bill!
Marie

The leaning them against a tall pot worked great! Thanks Min!

The leaning them against a tall pot worked great! Thanks Min!

Sounds wonderful! I hope you have an uneventful move! I moved my studio into my garage last Fall. I saved the money I paid the movers not having to buy propane! I visited Mark in McKinleyville. I was looking at the area in case things here get just too crazy. I sure would like to live in that area by the ocean. 

Sounds wonderful! I hope you have an uneventful move! I moved my studio into my garage last Fall. I saved the money I paid the movers not having to buy propane! I visited Mark in McKinleyville. I was looking at the area in case things here get just too crazy. I sure would like to live in that area by the ocean. 

I just had a cone 6 fire where I put Amaco undeglaze on the top of a glaze.....it did blend in better....it was on top of Amaco Snow Celadon. I tried the white on Amaco Mulberry celadon and it did not entirely melt.