Martin
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United Kingdom
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Temperature range of this glaze please
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Firing range is approx. 1020-1060oC, hope this helps.
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Reiko
from
United Kingdom
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I've been useing Snow White for quite while . Lase year i fired it 1080 but it was come up clear no silky white the your Web shope saide fire 1020 so I did them then perfect silky white . I orderd them today and web saide fire recomended 1040-1060 so I should 1040-1060 or 1020 ? I'm bit confused.
Kind regard
Reiko
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The recipe will be the same so I think stick to firing at 1020oC in your kiln and it should fire white. Hope this helps.
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Robyn
from
United Kingdom
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What is the best mixing method, instructions and quantities for the powder form please.
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Hi there, stir 1Kg glaze : 1ltr water and pass through a 80 / 100 mesh sieve.
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Another new addition to the Nano range are these beautiful silk matt glazes. Developed after requests from our customers who were looking for vibrant, satin glazes that could be used on a variety of clay bodies with a wide firing range. The glazes below are the result of development in the Scarva lab, they are best fired between 1040° and 1120°C, the higher they are fired the more they will fuse going from a soft matt at the lower temperature to a beautiful satin sheen as the firing temperature goes up. We recommend firing to 1060°C with a 15 minute soak. These glazes are available in both powder and brush on forms and are lead free and non-toxic.
