Basic Ceramic Glazes
Author: William Rubink
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Basic Ceramic Glazes by William Rubink is a basic guide for understanding and preparing ceramic glazes. It covers topics such as the composition of glazes, colorants, fluxes, test tiles, and adjusting glazes.
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