56. Sealing & Polishing Pitfired and Raku Pottery
Mikkel deMib - Pottery Tips
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Welcome to my YouTube Pottery Channel :-) Ceramic Artist - I play with mud and create pottery. Serial entrepreneur & SEO Expert Here you will find videos with tips and creative ideas for how to create interesting pottery using various techniques and how to fire and glaze pottery. I primarily Wheel Throw my pots but I use many different techniques to do so. To make larger pots I often throw in sections. You can find many videos here about how to do that. I like to work with textured surfaces - crackled textures, slip decorations, chattering, roller textures, scratches, beaten patterns - and all sorts of pottery with attitude. One of my special passions is Pitfire Pottery so a lot of the videos will cover my work with that. Please subscribe if you want to be notified about new videos :-)
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In this video I will show you how I seal and polish my low-fired pottery - raku and pitfire. I will show you which products and methods I use, how it will look and function and where you can get them. I will also show you how you can make your pitfired pottery perfectly food safe! Please subscribe to this YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1DP_AX19jVNFA5JN6W9vbg?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on Instagram to see my newest pottery: https://www.instagram.com/mikkeldemib/ Visit my Webshop at: www.demib.com INDEX: 00:00 Introduction to sealing and polishing pitfire pottery 01:08 Why to polish pitfire pots 01:35 Using Mink Oil (wax) to polish pitfired pottery 03:10 Sealing and polish pitfired pottery with Rakuvaria Sealant 05:03 Sealing pitfired and raku pottery with Multi Binder (100% water proof!) 07:39 Food safe sealing of pitfired pottery 12:40 Polish pitfired and raku pottery with Renaissance Wax 13:25 Using Acrylic Spray on pitfired pottery
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