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Jack-O-Lantern

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Depends if the clay will expand or contract or dry up at 4 or 500 degrees, or straight up melt if it's something like plasticene. A really viscous oil or oil clay might be easier to control and provide a better oxygen barrier, might also smoke out the place so keep that in mind too :)

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Tempering colors are simply oxides that form on the surface of the material, depending on the material it will indicate how hot you got the material. These colors will rub off real easy.....unless you clear coat or something these colors will not stay.....put on on a shelf or behind glass they will last forever. But if you plan to use the piece....They will disappear.    Have fun!!!

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