Angélica
from
Colombia
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I have bought this glaze and I don't found the instructions to use... Can you tell me what proportion of water I should use for dipping? Thanks!
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Simply mix approximately 700mls of water to 1kg of glaze, then pass through a fine mesh pottery sieve. Adjust to a thin ream consistency if necessary, your glaze is now ready for dipping, hope this helps.
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jeanne
from
United Kingdom
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can I use this as brush on with out 1072?
and how much medium does it require ?
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If you mix the powder with water it is only suitable for spraying or dipping. To make a brush on glaze mix approximately 700mls of RM1072 medium with 1kg of powdered glaze, pass through a sieve (100mesh) and it is ready to use.
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Dawn
from
Ireland
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Hi, does this glaze run?
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No it is quite stable.
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Harriet
from
United Kingdom
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Hi - what is the fit like on Earthstone Original?
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Excellent glaze fit.
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Nur
from
United Kingdom
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Can we use it with underglaze? I mean I want to cover my underglaze figures with a matt transparent glaze. Do you think this one works?
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It will work however it will be cloudy as the transparent is matt and is not completely clear.
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Karen
from
United Kingdom
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Do you have a recommended firing schedule for this glaze?
Also, can I use the glaze on any stoneware body, I have black and red stoneware?
Also, I want to add stains to the glaze, would this affect the glaze badly?
Thank you in advance 🙏🏽
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I would fire this glaze around 150oC per hour to 1200oC with a 30 minute soak.
Yes you can add stains to this base. Hope this helps.
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Emma
from
United Kingdom
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What is this glaze like on ES90 please? Also over a white slip?
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Hi, unfortunately it's impossible for us to test every glaze on every clay body, this glaze should though show a subtle speckle on ES90, on a white slip it will look white. Hope this helps
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Toshiko
from
United Kingdom
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Hi!
Could you tell me what the difference between the pot on the left and the one on the right on the same glaze? Also I'd like to know if it is OK to fire the stoneware glaze in the temperature higher than the top temp indicated(eg. firing at 1270c).
Thank you.
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One of the pots is the glaze fired on a speckled clay body. This is a Matt translucent glaze so yes you could fire it higher however the higher you fire the more glossy it will become.
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Terracolor Powder Stoneware Glazes are a more cost effective and faster approach to glazing a larger volume of pots. Simply mix the powder with water and pass through a sieve to create a dipping glaze. All Terracolor glazes are Lead Free.
