Carole
from
United Kingdom
asks
Hi,
When I apply underglaze, sometimes it is brittle and the glaze doesn’t settle. Is it because the underglaze was applied too thickly or should it be bisque fired again before adding glaze?
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Scarva Replies:
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Yes possibly the vessel is saturated with moisture so the adhesive is compromised. In most cases once the underglaze is dry you can apply a transparent glaze immediately but I think in this case it would be worthwhile trying to bisque fire in between and see if you have a more successful outcome.
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AMACO Velvet underglazes if left unglazed they have the appearance of velvet. They will intensify in colour when covered with a Clear Transparent or Gloss glaze.
