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dirty bisque |
Originally Posted By: PHILKUKKONEN
Originally Posted On: 5/24/2009 6:18:14 PM
Last Updated On: 8/18/2009 3:33:57 PM |
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| PHILKUKKONEN |
| 5/24/2009 6:18:14 PM |
| Topic: Kilns and Firing |
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I had water damage to my studio and my bisque pots which were several years old are dirty. What should I do? I don't think rinsing will take care of it. Should I run it through a bisque cycle again, If so what temperature and to what cone. It is cone 6 stoneware that was previously bisqued to 05.
Thanks, Phil |
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| GARMIN |
| 5/25/2009 3:20:54 PM |
| Topic: Kilns and Firing |
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Hi Phil,
I sometimes spill wax-resist or other gunk on a bisqued pot. I just run it through the bisque firing again with the others.
In your case, I would rinse them very well in the sink. Let them dry out for a few days and re-bisque them to 05 or 06. |
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| KATIEDIDPOTTERY |
| 5/25/2009 7:31:47 PM |
| Topic: Kilns and Firing |
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Hello Phil!
I tried glazing a firing a pot that had been sitting for a few months. DO NOT DO IT! The glaze crawled very badly.
I would try running it through the bisque again. |
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| GARMIN |
| 5/26/2009 4:14:55 PM |
| Topic: Kilns and Firing |
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| I wonder what would happen if you ran the bisqued pot through the dish washer? |
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| POTTER TOM |
| 8/18/2009 3:33:57 PM |
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I have had problems with pots I have had to bisque twice.
Cracks.
Mugs and bowls all crack in the bottom. I think the cracks are very tiny and only come out after the following glaze firing.
Just a warning. Probably easier just to remake your pots. |
| Cracking Problem During Re-Bisque |
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