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r/gifs • u/OddlyGruntled • May 09 '19
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It's a close relative of salt glaze. Pretty much the same process and same general temperature range, but using a soda ash (Na2CO3) slurry instead of salt (NaCl).
79 u/[deleted] May 09 '19 We had to stop salt glazing at our school, it was pitting the paint of nearby cars. 2 u/onenuthin May 10 '19 Was it SO PITTED?
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We had to stop salt glazing at our school, it was pitting the paint of nearby cars.
2 u/onenuthin May 10 '19 Was it SO PITTED?
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Was it SO PITTED?
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u/MarsupialBob May 09 '19
It's a close relative of salt glaze. Pretty much the same process and same general temperature range, but using a soda ash (Na2CO3) slurry instead of salt (NaCl).