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[Cob] RE: cob oven glazingMary Lou McFarland louiethefifth at hotmail.comSat Aug 5 18:01:48 CDT 2006
I hadn't heard of using borax, but I know for working with kilns if there is cracking,or if you want to keep anything from touching and adhereing to a surface then you use kiln wash. You can mix it thin as a paint on type glaze or mix it thick and use it to pack into cracks and repair the sides of your kiln wall (the firebrick). Many kilns can fire in excess of 2000 degrees F. so the kiln wash is pretty tough stuff. It's been awhile since I ordered it but I would get mine very reasonably through Lou Davis Ceramic Supply. You could also try Amaco (spelling?) which I think stands for American art and clay company. It's fine stuff,so wear a face mask until you get moistened.
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