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04-03-2008, 01:02 PM
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| bisque fired sculpture??? I have created a fantastic dragon sculpture, and was wondering of i could apply a wax or oil directly to the bisque fired piece to sorta glaze without really glazing. just like a burnish i guess?? does this work/can i do it? and if so, what type of oil/wax? i just wanted to know because i want to try something other than a traditional glaze, and the whole oil bit is fascinating.      |
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