280 - How to minimize/maximize plaquing in Pardo transparent

A lot of you have asked me how do I manage to keep my Pardo transparent pieces so free of plaquing (those little white dots and semi-circles that translucent clays are plagued with)
Well, here I am showing you how to minimize or maximize it.
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