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Will an underglaze stick to the kiln?
So I do a bit of ceramic work as a hobby, and I've just gotten into using underglazes. But one important thing I don't know is if it will melt to a kiln and destroy the shelf like a regular bisque glaze will.
Can anyone help me out a bit? Thanks.
Well my current project is actually a couple of breast cancer awareness pendents that I will fire on a bead tree, so it's not like I'm taking a risk with it or anything.
I just want to know. Seems like one of those things I should know. It's actually odd that I don't; I've taken formal classes. And google has no idea what I'm talking about.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
i wouldn't risk it and just go spend the 35 cents for a stilt or two...
Source(s): 4 years university advanced ceramics and two years post college work. - Mike1942fLv 71 decade ago
Underglaze is glaze - a glass-like mix that is painted or dipped on and then fired. Just because it does not have a full glossy surface does not mean it will not glue things to the shelf.
