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Scarva GZ2212 Stoneware Silky Matt Intense Black
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Beautiful silky satin glaze. Excellent for domestic ware. Available in powder and brush-on. All Scarva glazes are Lead Free.
• Firing range: 1220 - 1280°C (Cone 5 - 9)
• Finish: Satin
• Leadless
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Black glaze beauty
This glaze covers very well and have an extremely black sheen to it. Very velvety and super black. I will use this a lot.
Linda
United Kingdom
02 January 2018
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Easy to use
After a couple of false starts where I failed to get an even coating of glaze, this worked very well indeed, and produced a smooth, silky finish.
phil
United Kingdom
30 May 2022
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Can this glaze be made up to be used as a dipping glaze?
I was also wonderring this about the white and clear in this range? or are the Teracolors the only dipping glazes you sell.
Thank so much for your help.
M
milo Mckeand from United Kingdom
Yes anything that is in powder form (grams or kg) is supplied in powder so can be made into a dipping glaze, hope this helps.
Scarva Team
Hello,
I've fired this on stoneware at 1260ºC with a 10' soak.
The cups have come out very glossy, not satin at all.
Could you clarify if there's any step I should take to ensure a satin finish or to minimise the gloss?
Thanks!
Pol from United Kingdom
Hi, if you have fired to 1260°C on your controller this is likely too high when heatwork is accounted for. i would suggest reducing the temperature on your controller to 1220°C. This should help!
Scarva Team
How many are recommend for this glaze and how many for reactive glazes coral reef and mermaid mixed from powder! Thanks
Harry from United Kingdom
Hi there, 3 coats for both the GZ2212 and the Scarva Reactive Glazes.
Scarva Team
I understand 3 coats are recommended for brush on reactive glazes, how many when dipping?
Harry from United Kingdom
Hi, just one dip - held for 3-4 seconds.
Scarva Team
Hi, is this glaze food safe? I would want to apply it to mugs in particular. Many thanks.
Sam from United Kingdom
Hi there, yes it would be food safe if fired correctly on an appropriate body.
Scarva Team
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