Before you fire glazed ware, porcelain, or stoneware, protect the bottom of the kiln and tops of shelves with high fire kiln wash. A must for kilns rated to 2,300 degrees F or higher even if the kiln is usually fired to lower temperatures. Mix with water and brush on a thin, even coat to prevent glaze drippings from sticking permanently. Easily removed by scrapping. As a powder, Kiln Wash has an unlimited shelf life.

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Debra T. from Troy, NC says:

Goes on great, but use it a little thin and make more coats.

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Rated by: Debra T. in Troy, NC

Goes on great, but use it a little thin and make more coats.

Rated by: nancy g. in portsmouth, NH

works like a charm - and great service to boot. what more can you ask for?!

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