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Scarva Nano Colours NC050 Salmon Ceramic Glaze & Body Stain
Express Checkout with   Tracked Delivery on All Orders The UK's No.1 Pottery Supplier 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. • 62 Vivid Colours • Cost Effective • High Firing • Lead Free • All colours are intermixable • Maximum Firing Temperature 1260°C • Add approximately 8% to make opaque glaze Please be aware that if you intend to use stains to make underglazes you must add underglaze flux Stoneware Glaze *If you wish to colour a clay body/slip pink, we advise using a red stain e.g. NC009 Flameburst at 2% for a baby pink* 
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stained porcelain
A lovely warm pink, 3% stained porcelain resulted in a nice shade, Fired to cone 6.
Larissa
Australia
12 January 2024
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Can these be used as a pigment for colouring slips and underglazes as well as making glazes?
parker from United Kingdom
Yes our range of Nano colours are ideal for mixing with slips, making into underglazes or adding to a glaze, hope this helps.
Scarva Team
Can this stain be mixed in with the clay to make a colored clay body? If so can it be mixed with both stoneware clay's and porcelain?
Marie from United Kingdom
Hi,
In short, yes. However one thing to note is that you are mixing a stain into a predominantly white medium (the clay body itself) this will dilute the colour.
Think of it as if you were trying to make a pink paint. You would take white and add red until you got the desired pink, it is much more effective to do this rather than take a white and larger quantities of pink unless it is a very subtle shade you are going for.
Hope this helps!
Scarva Team
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