Sarah
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United Kingdom
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Does lead free mean food safe. Ive layered this glaze with spectrum dinnerware safe glazes...will it remain dinnerware safe? Thanks
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If a glaze is food safe our not depends on several factors including the type of clay used, the firing temperature, the shape of the vessel, the thickness of glaze even the position of the vessel in the kiln can have an effect on the glaze. Ideally a food safe test would be carried out by a reputable body like British Ceram. In the case of glaze it would most likely pass a food safe test providing it was fired on a suitable body like our ES5 Earthstone Original in an electric kiln and to the suggested temperatures.
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ghaz ahmad
from
United Kingdom
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Hello,
What would be the clay/bisque was this glaze applied on..?
Ghaz
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Any white stoneware clay will give you the same result like our ES5 Original will work well.
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Marianna
from
United Kingdom
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Hello,
I have fired the glaze at a high point, 1240 Celsius.
The result is quiete dark and I can t see any of the beautiful azure shades.
Do you think is because I fired it to high?
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Hi,
If you fired to 1240°C on a computerised controller I would suggest this may be too high. I would lower the temperature and experiment with thickness to get the desired effect.
Hope this helps!
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