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Problem / Question |
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After the second bake the second application separates from the first. |
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Cause (1) |
| The surface of the first bake was not appropriate. |
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Solution / Answer (1) |
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1. Lightly sandblast the first bake with alumina between applications. 2. Ultrasonically clean the first bake in alcohol or acetone between applications. |
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Cause (2) |
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There was insufficient dry-out time and/or too much condensing on the second bake. |
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Solution / Answer (2) |
| Leave the porcelain slightly wet and use at least 7 minutes dry-out time on all additional bakes. |
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Cause (3) |
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Solution / Answer (3) |
| The temperature should be same as on the first bake. |
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Problem / Question |
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After the first bake the body has separated from the opaque layer. |
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Cause (1) |
| The High Temp on the second opaque bake is too high (the surface is too shiny). |
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Solution / Answer (1) |
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Lightly sandblast the opaque surface with alumina before application of body porcelain. |
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Cause (2) |
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The body porcelain was excessively condensed resulting in a gap between the body and opaque porcelain. |
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Solution / Answer (2) |
| Stop condensing as soon as the excess moisture is removed. |
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Problem / Question |
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There is metal black-line at the margin. |
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Cause |
| The opaque porcelain pulls away from the margin. |
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Solution / Answer |
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Apply the opaque porcelain all the way to the margin. |
| Before the second opaque application, wet the surface of the wash bake with water. |