Reviving Dried Up Glaze: How to Turn it Brushable Again - Pottery Tutorial

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In this pottery tutorial, I'll show you a simple and effective method to fix dried-up glaze and transform it back into a brushable consistency. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced potter, this handy trick will help you rescue and reuse your precious glazes, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable pottery experience. Join me as we breathe new life into dried glaze and get ready to unleash your creativity once more!
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[@micheledickey4066]

I have 4 pints of the Tuscany by Amaco and it’s the same way. It came that way! I ordered 2 and they were super hard and dry so I called amaco and they sent me two new ones and they were the same way!! Just a note! That was waaaaay too much gum solution!! Please look into the amount you need to use. You want to add water to mix and then if I’m the glaze dries really fast when you test it on a piece of bisque you then want to add a tiny bit of gum solution at a time testing it as you go. You also NEED to sieve the glaze!! By not sieving it those lumps will leave very concentrated spots of glaze on your piece. I just want you to know this so people don’t think this is the way to do this. You have to add water first.

[@YvonneCeramics]

Thank you for sharing