Alberta Slip as-a-glaze at cone 10R

Tuesday 15th April 2014

This is 100% insight-live.com/material/32">Alberta Slip (outside) on a buff stoneware (left) and iron stoneware (right) fired to cone 10R. The glaze is made using a blend of roast and raw (as instructed at the PlainsmanClays.com product page). Alberta Slip was originally formulated during the 1980s (using Insight software) as a chemical duplicate of Albany Slip. The inside: G2947U transparent. The intensity of the color depends on firing, add a little iron oxide (e.g. 1%) if needed.

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GA10-A - Alberta Slip Base Cone 10R, Alberta Slip, Duplicating Albany Slip, Alberta Slip, 20 Years of Substitution for Albany Slip

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