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Scarva DS1010 Black Decorating Slip
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SCARVA Vivid Coloured Decorating Slips are coloured using our most intense stains. They are suitable for use on both Earthenware and Stoneware bodies. When manufacturing our slips we believe in using high percentages of stain to give strong, vivid colours throughout the range. The slip can be applied to leather hard clay with brushes, sponges or slip trailers. After biscuit firing the pots should be glazed with a suitable transparent glaze, which will further enhance the vibrant colours.
• Cost effective solution for achieving bright colours
• Strong vivid colours
• Available in 1 litre or 5 litres
• Wide firing range - 1000-1300°C
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I use it on Scava porcelain paper clay at 1220°C and it gives a rich opaque black, even with just one coat. (At 1000°C it is grey).
Jude
United Kingdom
29 May 2015
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Is this slip safe to use on tableware?
Olivia from United Kingdom
Yes our range of Scarva Decorating Slips are safe to use on tableware providing it is fired on a suitable clay body like our Earthstone ES5 Original and fired with a suitable high firing transparent glaze like our Scarva GZ2150 Multi-Purpose Transparent, hope this helps.
Scarva Team
Hello -
If I (manage to) use decorating slip to stamp a small logo onto the bottom of my greenware pots before bisque firing:
a) will it mark the kiln shelves?
b) if I nest pots within each other to bisque, will the bottom of one mark the inside of the other?
Thanks very much!
Polly
Polly from United Kingdom
It should not mark it however if they rub together as the slip is quite soft before firing so may transfer, it should not leave a mark on the shelf, like most things in ceramics it is hard to predict what may happen until you fire it in your kiln under your conditions but I think there is a good chance you should not have any issues, hope this helps.
Scarva Team
Hello, can I use these on the bottoms of cups, leatherhard stage (the bottom will be touching the kiln shelf) or will it stick to the shelf when fired? Thanks!
Ruth from Ireland
It should be okay, it depends on the clay body it is on as well so porcelain may melt a little more. it may not stick to the shelf but if there was any residue on the kiln shelves it may become embedded in the bottom.
Scarva Team
Could you please let me know if it is possible to burnish your decorating slips rather than using glaze?
Dee from United Kingdom
You can burnish the slips yes.
Scarva Team
This slip reacts beautifully with a basic white glaze to create a volcanic effect. What is the ingredient which would cause this reaction?
ross from United Kingdom
It may be caused by a number of elements including oxides but the glaze base may play a role to in the reaction.
Scarva Team
Does your black slip use a fritted stain or oxides?
Bill from United Kingdom
Hi, this is a pigment based slip rather than oxide. Hope this helps
Scarva Team
Hi, can I use this slip to decorate Royale Porcelain (17% shrinkage rate), thank you for your help.
Hannah from United Kingdom
Hi, ideally you'd want to use our Porcelain Decorating Slip
https://www.scarva.com/en/Scarva-Nano-Colours-NPD002-Black-Porcelain-Decorating-Slip/m-6329.aspx
Hope this helps!
Scarva Team
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