james
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United Kingdom
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Hi, I would like to know what is the firing ramp for Parian slip please.
Thank you.
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The Firing Temperature for the Parian is between 1200-1240°C. Hope this helps.
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Ang
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United Kingdom
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HI, i would like to know if its possible to add oxide directly to the slip to mix other color?
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Yes this is possible, hope this helps.
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Steph
from
United Kingdom
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What transparent glaze could you recommend using with this body? GZ2150 or GZ2305?
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GZ2150 will work well.
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Silvia
from
United Kingdom
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I'm planning to cast large form H 35 cm W 15 cm L 15 cm. I'd like to know what is the warping like and what is the best firing program to fire to 1240C? Many thanks.
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Should be okay but I would fire a little lower to around 1220oC and should be fine.
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Sarah
from
United Kingdom
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Hello,
I have some dried Parian slip in jars. Is it possible to rehydrate to make it usable?
Many thanks
Sarah
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Yes simply add water and stir well should be still good to use, if necessary you can adjust by adding a small drop of sodium dispex to make it easier to cast. Hope this helps.
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Stephanie
from
United Kingdom
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Hello, I am looking to cast from an open mould (large slump bowl form), would this slip be suitable for this, or is it best for closed moulds only? Thanks
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Yes you could use this however you may experience issues when firing the vessel mainly with slumping. You could try our CS30 Porcelain casting slip which may perform better.
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Gayle
from
United Kingdom
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Will this stick to shelves when fired. Would I need to use props?
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No it will not stick to the kiln shelf once fired.
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Dana
from
Denmark
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How much water should I add to parian porcelain clay? I added 1.8 liters to 12.5 kg of mud, but this is not suitable for casting. Should I add more water?
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Hi, you would need to also add approx. 11 grams of Sodium Silicate 140s to properly deflocculate the mixture. Hope this helps!
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Manos
from
United Kingdom
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Is Parian food safe unglazed and if not is it because of porosity?
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Hi, it would be food safe if fired to vitrification temperature, 1220 minimum. Hope this helps.
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Pauline
from
United Kingdom
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Is Parian casting slip sold ready to pour into a mold to use, or do you need to add anything to it?
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Hi, this slip is sold ready to use, all it needs is a shake and you're good to go. Hope this helps!
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Marta
from
Poland
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Hello, what is the shrinkage rate?
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Hi there, it would be 13.5% at 1200.
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Kate
from
United Kingdom
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Can this be coloured with stains?