Recognizing Over Deflocculation

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Recognizing Over Deflocculation

Recognizing Over Deflocculation
If the slip does not gel and settles out to a layer on the bottom of the container, then there is too much deflocculant. Too much deflocculant is also indicated by a thin slow cast, a wavy and gritty looking inner surface after draining, poor mold release, and cracking of the ware.

   

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