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    I'm trying to create an unglazed tile with a bubbly pumice surface finish. I was thinking of using a sponge, beads, or poking holes, but none of those would make true 'bubbles'.

    Here's a perfect perfect example of the finish I'm looking to do:
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    Any advice?


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    I've got a similar texture by hitting the clay over and over again with a large wired brush.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Clift View Post
    I've got a similar texture by hitting the clay over and over again with a large wired brush.
    Thanks for the response Andy!

    After digging in further, I found out the effect is called "cratering" (google image search for "crater glaze"). Looks like I need a glaze with large particles of Silicone Carbide.

    Now I have to figure out whether I can do this glazeless. Wondering if I can just use a Silicone Carbide slip.

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