Amaco No. 67 Sedona Red Clay

For all hand methods of modeling, slab, coil, sculpture, and wheel throwing. Moist clay has a rich red color before and after firing. Wide firing range, fires well without slumping. Firing range of cone 05-02 (1911 degrees F-2052 degrees F).
Amaco Sedona Red Clay has a rich red color before and after firing Its excellent for all hand methods including modeling slab coil sculpture and wheel throwing This clay has wide firing range of Cone 0502 (1911F2052F) At Cone 05 shrinkage is 117% and absorption is 7% At Cone 02 shrinkage is 13% and absorption is 92% Sedona Red Clay fires well without slumping Each 50 lb (23 kg) carton contains two 25 lb (11 kg) bags of moist clay

Amaco No. 67 Sedona Red Clay

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Amaco Sedona Red Clay No.67, 25 lbs (11.33 Kg) per pack Low Fire

The Sedona Red Clay is a rich red color before and after firing. It has excellent plasticity for all methods of clay modeling: slab, coil, pinching,

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