Mason Stains® By Mason Color 6200 Evergreen Stain

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The range of Mason Colour Stains includes over 70 ceramic stains that can be used in a wide variety of cost-effective applications.

All stains in this revolutionary new colour system contain NO LEAD and can be used as glaze stains or underglaze colours when mixed with a suitable flux, both of which produce strong, vivid colours.

See technical notes for technical information and suggested percentages of stains.

The amount required and the final colour will be dependent upon the glaze or body used and firing temperature. To avoid speckling, thorough mixing and sieving is required.

Labelling According to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008
This product is classified and labelled according to the CLP regulation

Hazard Statements:
None applicable. 

Precautionary Statements
P261: Avoid breathing dust.

Maximum Firing Temperature: 1260°C

Composition: Co, Cr, Si

Percentage Addition to Glaze: 10%
Opacifier: N/A

Not suitable for use in Zinc Glazes

Stoneware Glaze
We recommend our GZ2150 as a suitable base transparent for this stain. This high-calcium glaze has been developed to produce the best colour response in pink, purple and mauve stains.

Firing Information
Firing temperatures can only be taken as a rough guide. Firing at 1200°C on a slow shecdule may give the equivalent maturing as firing to 1260°C on a fast schedule. The firing cycle, atmosphere, heat work and cooling rate will all affect the final result. As with all products we recommend testing before comitting to work.

Effects of Zinc
Zinc oxide influences the colour in a glaze more than any other element. Generally, zincless glazes should not conatin magnesium oxide. Some colours containing zinc are to be used in a zincless glaze. The zinc in the colour is in a combined form and will not harm the colour however free zinc oxide in the glaze can destroy the colour. 

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Highly impressed
I waited to do this review until my work came through the firing process, being at Adult Ed classes that can take a while :-(
I found the colour to be pretty close to the colour on the tub. Btw I am thrilled with the tubs! Previously had stains in transparent bags which ok take less space but are not as safe either.
Stain mixed easily and applied beautifully using brushes and sponge.
I mixed with other colours both at powder level and once applied and really liked the results.
Once fired if I wasn't confined to a wheelchair I'd have been doing a happy dance. I'm not normally like this!
I used basic stoneware clay and the colours were vibrant and well, colourful.
Intend to use on white and porcelain next and sure colours will be even brighter. Though to be fair they are the best I've seen on stoneware.
100% recommendation for these stains.
Lucy
United Kingdom
27 April 2017
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