Elly Wall
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United Kingdom
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Do any of these speedball underglazes contain chrome? Something is turning my white glaze pink and I can’t tell what it is….! Thank you
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Hi there, we don't have the recipes but if you have a green underglaze it could possibly be that? A zircon white glaze would be less prone to the change.
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Pam
from
United Kingdom
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Hi, can you please suggest a compatible clear glaze for speedball underglazes when used on your ES5 fired at stoneware. Also, do I need to bisque fire underglaze first I.e. use on bisque ware. Thanks in anticipation
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Hi there, we would recommend GZ2136. Yes, using them on bisque ware will mean they are more likely to work.
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Ideal for a detailed painting, sgraffito decoration, watercolor effects, free brush painting, and mishima decoration, these opaque underglazes will not move or bleed. Originally designed to perform in a wide firing range, Cone 06-6, these Underglazes can be successfully fired at Cone 10. The Underglaze color palette consists of 36 liquid colors, including brilliant reds and oranges, and fire true. All colors are dinnerware safe when used and fired as directed. All colors are lead-free. Swatches depict color with and without clear glaze shine.
