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[USER=6100]@cmzaha[/USER] [USER=19465]@amd[/USER] [USER=9248]@DeeAnna[/USER] - I’m so happy I asked!  My initial strategy will be to aim for a relatively light dusting and then wait/check to make sure that the clay absorbs some of the batter before adding the next layer.  I think that I might also try to add some tiny clay-free ridges along the length of the soap using a butter knife in order to give the next layer something to grab on to. Hopefully I will be able to do that without disrupting the clay line too noticeably, but it will be fine if there are some small gaps in the line. I’m planning to create the thin lines between somewhat irregular thicker layers and if the clay layers don’t show up, the soap should still be okay.  I’m already not a fan of rebatching soap.