gail
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United Kingdom
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Can this be used as underglaze? Wonder if Mason is better for underglaze?
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Yes both the Nano Colours and Mason colours are excellent to turn into underglazes simply mix some underglaze flux and they will give excellent colours.
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Rachel
from
United Kingdom
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Has anyone used this and fired to 1550 without the colour burning out?
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Sorry I am a little confused with the temperature, they can fire up to 1260oC depending on the base it is added to.
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Nano Colours are manufactured to a very fine particle size; this has many advantages. Nano Colours disperse more readily throughout a glaze or slip resulting in more uniform and defect free surfaces. During the firing process Nano Colours fuse more vigorously creating purity, intensity and brilliance. Nano Colours are stronger therefore less percentage is needed to create vivid colours making them extremely cost effective. Due to the fine particle size Nano Colours are ideal for screen-printing applications.
