devitrification
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- September 18, 2017 at 9:00 pm #10422
Sue HaanParticipantI have a tacked piece that has some devit. It also has dichro on it. In the past I have used Bending Glaze and refired the piece and got a nice shiny surface. Question is, can bending glaze be used on the dichro without harming that surface?
March 9, 2018 at 5:36 am #13710JacobRichardParticipantWhen glass devitrifies, it does not always revert to its former, strong, crystalline parts. In many times a devitrifies glass will now not be chemically altered, but as an alternative it will crystallize into its ceramic analogue. I hope many reviews will help you clarify all the doubts on this query. I am also waiting for a fristclass and helpful response here. And if anybody want to create an essay, feel free to approach best essay writing service for better writing tips.
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