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Compared to some of the stoneware slips I've tried, this slip is less viscous - so sometimes it drips off the brush onto the pot. Other than that, I really enjoy working with it.
I've been brushing it onto white/off-white stoneware, firing to 1000 degrees for bisque, covering in a clear glaze, and firing it to 1260 degrees in an oxidation environment. It also works nicely in a slip trailer.
I might try some drippy patterns with it, as it does have that liquid-y consistency, too, but I've not done that yet.
New for 2017 is this beautiful range of Porcelain Decorating Slips. Developed in the Scarva Laboratory, these 12 vibrant colours are perfect for decorating onto porcelain. They can be applied directly to greenware, can be dipped, slip trailed or brushed on to create beautiful effects, accents and scgraffito. The colours can be bisque fired and then glazed to give a gloss effect or left unglazed to leave a simple semi matt effect. Firing range 1200°C - 1260°C
