How do you pour icing on a cake?

Table of Contents:

1. How do you pour icing on a cake?
2. Can you glaze fire twice?
3. Can I fire wet glaze?
4. Why did my glaze turn brown?
5. Why is my clear glaze cloudy?
6. How do you stop glaze from shaking?

How do you pour icing on a cake?

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Can you glaze fire twice?

Pottery can be reglazed and refried multiple times. Most pottery glazes need to be applied in 1-3 layers. Pottery that has already been fired with a glaze can be re-glazed and fired 2 times.

Can I fire wet glaze?

It's important to let this moisture out of the kiln. This is because having a damp atmosphere in the kiln chamber is not good for the kiln elements. Firing glaze that is still a bit damp is unnecessarily introducing more moisture into the kiln which could be avoided.

Why did my glaze turn brown?

High-fire, high-iron content glazes fired in reduction will yield glossy dark brown or brownish black. In thin areas, the iron may reoxidize during cooling.

Why is my clear glaze cloudy?

The main factors that turn a clear glaze cloudy are under firing and applying glaze too thickly. Glaze can also be milky if its chemical balance is not quite correct. Clear glaze is transparent if it is free from particles and bubbles that prevent light from passing through it.

How do you stop glaze from shaking?

In most instances, shivering can be corrected by additions of feldspar, frit or other high-expansion materials to the glaze. If the problem persists, the solution is to adjust the clay body recipe or change to another clay body altogether.