Stoneware Glaze Powder 1200°C - 1300°C: Page 3

Finish : Shiny Firing Range : 1250°C - 1280°C Mixing Ratio: 1lt :1kg Mixing Powdewed Glazes: Always wear a mask when mixing powdered glaze. Gently add the glaze powder to water in a bucket, avoid adding all at once to prevent clumping. Mix glaze using either a hand or electric whisk for 10 minutes Sieve the liquid glaze using an 80 or 100 mesh sieve, working all the material...

Finish : Matt Firing Range : 1250°C - 1280°C Mixing Ratio: 1750ml :1kg Mixing Powdewed Glazes: Always wear a mask when mixing powdered glaze. Gently add the glaze powder to water in a bucket, avoid adding all at once to prevent clumping. Mix glaze using either a hand or electric whisk for 10 minutes Sieve the liquid glaze using an 80 or 100 mesh sieve, working all the...

Finish : Shiny Firing Range : 1250°C - 1280°C Mixing Ratio: 1lt :1kg Mixing Powdewed Glazes: Always wear a mask when mixing powdered glaze. Gently add the glaze powder to water in a bucket, avoid adding all at once to prevent clumping. Mix glaze using either a hand or electric whisk for 10 minutes Sieve the liquid glaze using an 80 or 100 mesh sieve, working all the material...

Finish : Matt Firing Range : 1250°C - 1280°C Mixing Ratio: 800ml :1kg Mixing Powdewed Glazes: Always wear a mask when mixing powdered glaze. Gently add the glaze powder to water in a bucket, avoid adding all at once to prevent clumping. Mix glaze using either a hand or electric whisk for 10 minutes Sieve the liquid glaze using an 80 or 100 mesh sieve, working all the material...

Great for sculptural work and industrial ware, Saturation Metallic is a satin metallic black glaze that resembles steel and other metals. The Potter's Choice glaze series was designed with the potter in mind! These stunning glazes add fluid colors and effects to smooth or textured ware, with optimal results at Cone 5/6. To use these glazes is to step into different ceramic glaze traditions of...

These chun-type glazes produce many beautiful effects, particularly when used over our chun base. Apply the chun base glaze P2563 fairly thinly. Before bone dry, dip into the appropriate chun glaze. Double dipping the top part of the pots again in the chun glaze can produce interesting variations. Adding Calcium Chloride provides better suspension of chuns and gives better dipping control. By nature...

These chun-type glazes produce many beautiful effects, particularly when used over our chun base. Apply the chun base glaze P2563 fairly thinly. Before bone dry, dip into the appropriate chun glaze. Double dipping the top part of the pots again in the chun glaze can produce interesting variations. Adding Calcium Chloride provides better suspension of chuns and gives better dipping control. By nature...

These chun-type glazes produce many beautiful effects, particularly when used over our chun base. Apply the chun base glaze P2563 fairly thinly. Before bone dry, dip into the appropriate chun glaze. Double dipping the top part of the pots again in the chun glaze can produce interesting variations. Adding Calcium Chloride provides better suspension of chuns and gives better dipping control. By nature...

1220deg.C - 1280deg.C Please note, this glaze has not been tested for food safety, so we would not recommend it to be used on dinnerware.

Stoneware Oxidising Glaze Firing Temperature: 1220-1260°C Colour - Tivoli Red