Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2003 9:20 am
Sharon,
I'm pretty sure the grey you saw in the kiln was NOT the kiln wash. It was the 110-J. When you fire the binders out it gets sort of grey during the process. Afterwards it turns sort of white again.
I don't put the dry kiln wash in anything. It might be too powdery to come through. I just put it in my fingers and sprinkle it on the 110-J then wipe it smooth with my hand. I don't necessarily do it every time. I run my fingers over the 110-J first to see if I need to do it again before the next firing.
I don't put channels in my cabs so I can't give you advice on that. I do know there was a long thread a while back about people trying to put channels in the cabs.
Don't know anybody in JAX with my last name.
Hope this helps.
Judy
I'm pretty sure the grey you saw in the kiln was NOT the kiln wash. It was the 110-J. When you fire the binders out it gets sort of grey during the process. Afterwards it turns sort of white again.
I don't put the dry kiln wash in anything. It might be too powdery to come through. I just put it in my fingers and sprinkle it on the 110-J then wipe it smooth with my hand. I don't necessarily do it every time. I run my fingers over the 110-J first to see if I need to do it again before the next firing.
I don't put channels in my cabs so I can't give you advice on that. I do know there was a long thread a while back about people trying to put channels in the cabs.
Don't know anybody in JAX with my last name.
Hope this helps.
Judy