SE-07 Brushed over Studio Catalyst Black Reaction Enhancer

*Please note whilst every effort has been made to capture colour accuracy, each device and monitor uses different colour profiles and will render images differently. We cannot emphasise strongly enough how important it is to test glazes before comitting them to work.

Instructions for use

To make a dipping glaze

Make sure to assemble all the necessary materials before you begin to mix your glaze. We recommend mixing all your Studio Reactive glaze at once to ensure that all materials are completely homogenised and the outcome is as intended.

What you will need

• Your glaze
• A bucket or bowl large enough to hold your glaze
• A bucket or bowl to receive the prepared glaze
• A mask or respirator
• A glaze mixer, mixing blade attachment and drill or a sturdy whisk
• A 100-mesh sieve

Instructions

1. Be sure to wear your mask or respirator when handling powdered glaze in the raw form and always try to keep dust formation to a minimum.
2. Add your glaze to your bucket or bowl and slowly add your water at the ratio of 800ml of water for every kilogram of glaze.
3. Mix your glaze and water together until combined. Pass through a 100-mesh sieve into your second bowl or bucket. When finished sieving be sure to add the resiude back to your glaze to acheive the speckle effect.
4. Adjust your glaze to your preference - your water hardness will have a bearing on exactly how much you need to use but you should aim for a consistency similar to single pouring cream.

To make a brush-on glaze

Make sure to assemble all the necessary materials before you begin to mix your glaze. We recommend mixing all your Studio Reactive glaze at once to ensure that all materials are completely homogenised and the outcome is as intended.

What you will need

• Your glaze
• A bucket or bowl large enough to hold your glaze
• A bucket or bowl to receive the prepared glaze
• A mask or respirator
• A sturdy whisk
• A 100-mesh sieve
• Scarva Studio Reactive Glaze Medium

Instructions

1. Be sure to wear your mask or respirator when handling powdered glaze in the raw form and always try to keep dust formation to a minimum.
2. Add your glaze to your bucket or bowl and add your Scarva Studio Reactive Glaze Medium at a ratio of 840ml of medium per 1kg of glaze
3. Mix your glaze and medium together until well combined. Pass through a 100-mesh sieve into your second bowl or bucket. When finished sieving be sure to add the resiude back to your glaze to acheive the speckle effect.
4. Give your final prepared glaze a good stir and you are ready to brush-on. This mixture can be stored in a sealed, airtight container and stored in a cool dark place. For optimum results, we recommend using this prepared glaze within 6 months from purchase. 

Firing Instructions

We recommend these glazes be fired at Orton Cone 6/8 for best results. Scarva always recommends the use of pyrometric cones as this is the only reliable way to measure heat work in your kiln.

We fired all samples shown at Orton Cone 7, firing at 150°C/hr to 1000°C and 75°C to the equivalent temperature of Orton Cone 7 on our computerised controller.

Health & Safety Information

Labelling according to regulation (EC) No 1272/2008
This product is classified and labelled according to the CLP regulation.

Hazard Statements:
Not a hazardous substance or mixture.

Precautionary Statements:
P261: Avoid breathing dust. 
P270: Do not eat, drink, or smoke when using this product.
P402: Store in a dry place.
P501: Dispose of contents in accordance with local regulations.