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Labelingis good for two reasons. You know which ones run, and what effect and color they have after firing. Take the ham out of the oven, cover it with foil to keep the heat in, and let it rest for about 15 to 20 minutes before you cut it. Before you serve the ham, pour the juices over it. Enjoy! If the beading is external, you will need to remove the rubber gasket seal from the inside of the window first, the gasket seal can also be prised out with the same putty or lead knife, it then should pull out easily. Take note of how it comes out so you can replace it correctly. Candles;Candles may also be used. Gently melt your candle and brush it on the bottom of your piece.

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Wide range of possible action from lower melting components and reduction of particle size of crystals. You can use any cake you want. I’m using my Chocolate Cake with a dark chocolate ganache in this tutorial because it’s an elegant, classic combination. Especially once finished with a Mirror Glaze – which is why I want a smooth surface on this cake! And the, ummmm, “icing on the cake” (yeah I went there): The cake is a dead easy one-bowl miracle creation that’s intensely chocolatey, ultra-moist and has a long shelf life. When windows are described as ‘internally-beaded’ it means that the beading is located on the inside of the frame, facing into the room. ‘Externally-beaded’ windows have been externally glazed and their beading strips will be situated on the outside of the window.

Double Glazed Windows

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Pipe on the chocolate ganache in a swirl – this is the easiest, fastest way to frost a cake so it’s nice and level. Trust me – dolloping a giant scoop of ganache on the cake is much harder!! In 1986 (Age 42/42) Billy Glaze started his killing spree, during his crimes as a serial killer he was known to rape, and murder his victims. How to spot out-of-balance indicators in the chemistry of ceramic glazes that suggest susceptibility to scratching or cutlery marking. Cutlery Marking'occurs where metal instruments leave marks on glazed functional ware. This happens because the glaze is not smooth, it is abrasing microscopic particles of the metal. However if the marks left by these particles cannot be removed easily this is more than a cosmetic problem. It suggests that they are trapped in surface pores or irregularities (pores are a possible sign of under melting). In another study, Güngör and Altun [ 5] investigated the influence of quartz particle size on scratch resistance of soft porcelain opaque glazes, fired at 1250 °C, normally characterized by a lower hardness. The reduction on quartz particle size leads to a higher dissolution of quartz in the glass matrix, and consequently a lower quartz content in the glaze after firing. The verified improvement of metal marking performance—realized with a steel knife—with the quartz particle size decrease was related with the smoothness of the glaze surface, as already showed by Pee [ 6]. Nevertheless, it should also be considered that the increase in glaze hardness, as the article suggests, also contributes to avoid secondary metal marks resulting from glaze degradation under the pressure applied by the knife.This is a post that explains how I spread buttercream frosting and chocolate ganache on to cakes so it’s (nearly!) perfectly smooth – on both top and sides! Smooth buttercream frosting or ganache on cakes Metal marking is a long-time transversal problem of ceramic tableware industry sector that deeply affects the product performance. The research and development work done by raw materials and ceramic producers to develop glazes with better performance in terms of metal marking is being embraced: extremely low roughness glazes, reduction of crystalline phases, chemical resistance, harder glazes, application of protective films or even replication of glazes with excellent metal marking performance. Despite all these efforts and also the use and care recommendation provided to users, it is impossible to control the conditions of service, the type of materials and the quality of the cutlery, the chemical detergents aggressiveness, the washing conditions, and the severe handling conditions typical of the hospitality industry.

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Another downside to double glazing is that if the seal isn’t airtight, condensation can seep through between the panes, once sealed the panes cannot be pulled apart and repaired. The whole window will have to be replaced in this instance. The nature of glaze influences directly the metal marking behavior. Matte and opaque glazes, consisting of well-dispersed crystalline phases in the vitreous matrix, are easily marked due to their inherent roughness but, on the other hand, they are normally relatively easy to clean. The resistance to primary metal marking of glossy glazes depends on the level of glaze opacity, directly related to the quantity of opacifiers crystals in the glaze [ 1, 2, 3]. On the contrary transparent glazes, characterized by crystalline phase inexistence, are more resistant to primary metal deposition. When glazing your pottery, it’s important to make sure there is no glaze on the bottom of your pottery. Alumina is a key to glaze hardness, the more present the harder a glaze will be. Inadequate alumina will contribute to glaze solubility also. While it is true that matte glazes often have high alumina, glossy results are dominant and most glossy glazes can tolerate additional alumina without noticeable visual change. Higher temperature glazes or low to medium ones containing significant boron can often tolerate a higher than expected alumina increase, especially if you source it from a feldspar or frit. Thus you might even consider adding a little boron to lower firing glazes so they can accommodate more alumina. Although keep in mind that excessive alumina in a well-melted glaze can crystallize aluminates.Smooth surface– Remove the cake from the fridge. If you refrigerated overnight or for hours, then let it soften for 5 to 10 minutes before working with it. Then use a a combination of large and small palette knives, or really anything flat and fairly long so you can swipe it across the surface of the cake to level it out as best you can. I use a combination of a large and small palette knife. The large is good for big surface area levelling, but the small one is much easier to work with for better control; Type and size of crystal phases used as opacifiers—such as ZrO 2, SnO 2 and TiO 2—have an influence on metal marking resistance [ 5]. For instance, zircon (ZrSiO 4) is an excellent, economical opacifier agent widely used in ceramic industry, due to its high refractive index. However, its presence in opaque glazes is largely associated with primary metal marking resistance [ 1]. The introduction of ZrSiO 4 into glazes can be made by addition of zircon particles into the raw glaze, or through the formation zircon during firing from zirconium-based compounds such as zirconia (ZrO 2). It influences directly the presence and morphology of zircon at the glaze surface, as several studies of zircon crystallization during firing shows [ 9, 14, 15]. As at lower levels, zircon is mostly dissolved in glass matrix, higher amounts are needed to achieve the necessary level of opacity [ 2]. In this case, zircon tends to partially dissolve and then to recrystallize, with formation of rounded shaped zircon crystals clusters anchored at the surface. With zirconium-based frit, well-dispersed acicular crystals are obtained, generally aligned with the surface. In both cases, metal marking behavior is negatively affected by the presence of those hard particles at the surface ( Figure 3b). If the glaze didn’t melt too bad you may be able to grind it off with a Rotary tool to save your pottery. Dimond bits work the best. The time it takes for the ganache or buttercream to get too soft to work with depends on how warm your kitchen is – it can be 10 minutes in winter to 3 minutes at the height of summer inside my house! Part 3: Moving the frosted cake

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If you want to remove the glass from a uPVC frame, you will need the right tools to fit the window but before this, the beading on the windows must be removed first. This is when a slim but rigid lead knife can be used to pry off the beading without damaging the glass or the window frame. Insert the blade of the putty knife into the seam, between where the bead and the frame meet and in the middle of the longest bead.

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You may need to apply some force and push the putty knife to separate the bead from the frame, you can gently tap the bottom of the knife with a hammer if you require a little more help/force. Be careful when doing this, too much force can damage the window or glass. As already mentioned, developments based on glaze formulation are conducted in a way to reduce the crystalline particles incorporation or formation: the firing process modification to limit the cristobalite crystallization, the particle size reduction of quartz [ 5], and the research of economical alternative to zircon. Even if the latter is quite challenging as alternatives are normally expensive (tin oxide) or ineffective (alumina is harder than all others raw materials) from the point of view of the metal marking inhibition.