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9061 Red Engobe Botz Engobes are easy to use: even young children can work with brush on engobes. Apply to leatherhard or biscuit fired clay. Brush on engobes are ideal for traditional engobe painting with the slip trailer. The patterns created with it form a high relief on the clay surface. You can also use Botz engobes like casting slip and pour them into plaster moulds, let them dry and fire to 1050°C. Marble with Botz engobes: Thin the engobes then drip onto the surface and let them flow into each other, glaze transparent after bisque firing if desired. To obtain an earthy matt surface, you can leave the engobe unglazed after biscuit firing. Or glaze over with transparent and fire to 1050°C.
What is the firing range for the Engobes? If I use an engobe rather than a slip can I still high fire to 1260 degrees? Ive used red slip previously but it burns out at high temperatures.
Deborah from United Kingdom
The firing range of these engobes is 900oC - 1100oC. We have not fired this red as high as 1260oC but can imagine it will most likely burn out also. You may want to consider our Nano Decorating slips which can withstand high firing. Here is a link for you:
https://www.scarva.com/en/Nano-Coloured-Decorating-Slips/c-289.aspx
Scarva Team
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