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I know there are a few bufties on here so what clay would everyone recommend, and I'm thinking a decent glaze any recommendations would be most welcome??
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Hi, i would post your question in the concours section as you will get bombarded with info.
I use Megs clay and Amigo glaze. Seems to work quite well - just go careful with the clay if you are new to it, and if you drop it.....throw it as far away as possible.
I use Megs clay and Amigo glaze. Seems to work quite well - just go careful with the clay if you are new to it, and if you drop it.....throw it as far away as possible.
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Originally Posted by silverfox999
- just go careful with the clay if you are new to it, and if you drop it.....throw it as far away as possible.
megs clay is good, for an all round
you can get different compounds of clay though for different finishes
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