🔥 1-Pound Kiln Wash for Fireworks Review

It didn't work for me. I applied 6 layers and let it dry for a few days, then dried in the oven. I used it on a drawer mold and followed the mold maker's firing instructions. Almost all of the washing liquid landed on the glass, and some got stuck in the mold. I rate this 3 stars if it was my fault it didn't work.

I used this material as usual before glaze firing and during firing it broke off the wall above the kiln essentially destroying a lot of my best work. I am so disappointed that oven washes can be done so poorly. This resulted in a complete mess in the kiln, the shelves, the floor and the work inside the kiln. This product cost me over $1,000 in lost commissions and materials and a full day of shooting. Please, fellow ceramists, take my advice and never buy this crap. I wish I had an ounce left…

As an art teacher at age 22, I know how important it is to use the oven rinse properly to ensure your baked (or microwaved) items don't stick to oven shelves, in this case the bottom of my new large microwave glass melting furnace. Since I'm more comfortable using a thick coat of oven wash than the thin, watery coat that other reviewers in the guide have complained about, I applied a generous coat of wash, making sure to cover every part of the horizontal surface as well did like the edges of…