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Grog, Christy 12-20M Mix
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12-20 Mesh means we blended 12 Mesh and 20 Mesh grogs. This is our most coarse grog. Christy Grog is a calcined clay product used in ceramics to add texture, reduce shrinkage, and improve thermal shock resistance in clay bodies....

Grog (50M, Christy)
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50 Mesh means the materials was passed through a 50 mesh screen at the Christy Minerals factory, and this is what fit through the screen. 50 Mesh is more coarse than 100 Mesh, but finer than 35 Mesh. Christy Grog...

Grog, Christy 100M
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100 Mesh means the materials was passed through a 100 mesh screen at the Christy Minerals factory, and this is what fit through the screen. 100 Mesh is finer than 35 Mesh. Christy Grog is a fine, calcined clay product...

Grog, Christy 35M
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35 Mesh means the materials was passed through a 35 mesh screen at the Christy Minerals factory, and this is what fit through the screen. 35 Mesh is more coarse than 100 Mesh, but finer than 20 Mesh. Christy Grog...

Laguna's B-Mix 10 w/grog (WC893) 25# Block
$35.00

B-Mix 10 w/Grog The substitution of a very fine grog for the sand in B-Mix with Sand provides a smoother fired texture and less speckling. CharacteristicsCone: 10 Wet Color: Cream Firing Color: Oxidation: Off-White - Reduction: Gray-White Texture: Slightly Coarse...

SP648 Sea Mix 6
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FIRING RANGE: CONE 4 - 6 (2167-2232ºF) Wet Color: Gray Firing Color: Oxidation: Off-White Texture: Slightly Smooth (< 5% grog) Avg. Total Shrinkage: 11.32% at ∆5; Avg. ∆5 Absorption: 1.64% With Grog Avg. Total Shrinkage: 11.08%; Avg. ∆5 Absorption: 1.60%...

Grog, Sand, Paper and More: Clay Additives and Their Uses

Have you ever been shopping for clay, and noticed that you could buy it with "paper", or "grog", and wondered what that means? Wonder no longer! We've put together a list of the most common clay additives and what they are...

What is the best pottery clay for beginners?

Clay and ceramics are quickly growing in popularity thanks to an increase in pottery accounts on social media and an explosion of new studios. And for the artist who's new to ceramics, the first question is often, "what clay should I use?"....