Mason Stains® By Mason Color 6381 Blackberry Wine Stain

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223576381/50GIn Stock50g
£12.26
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£19.26
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£40.97
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£135.02
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The range of Mason Colour Stains includes almost 90 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: Cr, Sn

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

Not suitable for use in Zinc Glazes
Stoneware glaze must contain 6.7 - 8.4% CaO (12-15% CaCO3)

Stoneware Glaze
We recommend our GZ2136 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. 

Calcium for Colour Development
Calcium oxide content as calcium carbonate (whiting) should be between 12-15% for best colour development. Adding the molecular equivalent of calcium oxide as wollastonite (a natural calcium silicate) often gives better uniformity. The increased silica from the wollastonite must be subtracted from the glaze or it will lead to a poor surface finish.

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Doesn't turn out this colour
I used this to stain some porcelain body and fired it to 1260°C. It completely burnt out and came out a light grey colour. (All the other stained samples turned out as expected so it wasn't an issue with the firing.)
Hana
United Kingdom
23 July 2017
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Not High Firing
I ordered this stain to add to a clay body and fire to 1260. Usually Mason stains are great for this, but this colour completely burnt out!
Rosie
United Kingdom
08 March 2017
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