Sean
from
United Kingdom
asks
Does CS30 come premixed and ready to pour into plaster molds or is it a powder that will require water and deflocculants?
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Scarva Replies:
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This is ready mixed, simply shake well, open and pour.
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Megan
from
United Kingdom
asks
what is the shrinkage rate on this porcelain casting slip?
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Scarva Replies:
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Approximately 15%.
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Rosella
from
Malta
asks
Can you single fire CS30 to mature temp 1240degC in a single firing? What would the schedule need to be in degC/time please? Thanks.
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Yes this is possible I would fire 60oC per hour to 300oC, then 100oC to 1235oC with a 30 minute soak, end.
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Nausika
from
Belgium
asks
Hello, I would like to cast seed pods and other dried flowers in porcelain, would this be the best casting slip to use? Or would you recommend another product?
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Scarva Replies:
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Yes this is ideal for this technique.
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Vero
from
United Kingdom
asks
Hello,
I would like to see If this slip can be use also as decorating slip?
Thank you
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Scarva Replies:
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Hi,
I would suggest using the Scarva Nano Porcelain Decorating Slips, casting slip will not really work in this way.
Hope this helps
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Katarzyna
from
Poland
asks
Hello, I'm searching for pure porcelain, without black spots after firing, caused by iron particles. Is your porcelain slip iron free?
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Scarva Replies:
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Hi, while the manufacturing process can't guarantee there will be no defects in the casting slip in the thousands of tests we have done here we have never seen black spots appear in this casting slip. Hope this helps!
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Trish
from
United Kingdom
asks
What bisque temperature would you reccomend for your CS30 porcelain slip? I intend to apply a high temperature firing glaze.
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Scarva Replies:
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We recommend bisque firing to 1000°C
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Anna
from
United Kingdom
asks
Hello,
what is the pint weight of this slip?
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Scarva Replies:
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Approximately 700 - 750grams.
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