Edward123
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I run into a situation every now and again that my e.max glaze comes out looking milky white in areas rather than crystal clear and I can't figure out why.
I am using Ivoclar e.max glaze on both e.max and an occasional Zr crown. I am using it directly out of the syringe and mixing it on my pallet, fresh every time. I do not add any stain and glaze liquid. I typically fire at 770 deg.
most time, all works very well but occasionally it fires with splotches of white that look horrible... unless you are looking for heavy hypo-calcification!
Has anyone seen this before and why?
Thanks.
I am using Ivoclar e.max glaze on both e.max and an occasional Zr crown. I am using it directly out of the syringe and mixing it on my pallet, fresh every time. I do not add any stain and glaze liquid. I typically fire at 770 deg.
most time, all works very well but occasionally it fires with splotches of white that look horrible... unless you are looking for heavy hypo-calcification!
Has anyone seen this before and why?
Thanks.