Terracolor 6613 Galaxy Powdered Stoneware Glaze From  £16.27

Takes a while to mix. I tend to mix 24 hours before need, let rest and then mix just before use. You can see dark speckles in glaze when mixed well. Fired to 1235 has lots of variation and crystals. Love this glaze. Apply thickly (brush on at least 3 generous coats). No runs.

I love this glaze, and it's a very popular one for my work, however, as for runs, I've only had that on porcelain and it didn't look nearly as nice as on the ES90. My main issue is it doesn't like other glazes and regularly requires a refire as it craters a lot. This then softens the crystals, but when the glazes finally settle, the merging of the two is often spectacular.

Super colour and effects, again very runny so need to be careful applying.

Produces a great range of colour tones... but beware of making the glaze too thick because it can run, as I found to my cost, yesterday!

Dissapointed to open the kiln door this morning. Basically no glaze left on the pots, kiln shelf completely ruined, had to damage the bottom of the pots to get them off and some pots have had to go in the bin.

Annoyingly I've got another batch of pots already dipped that will have to be fired, otherwise I wouldn't use this glaze again :(

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Love this colour and always looks well

Love this glaze. Works perfectly on porcelain.

I mixed this with a medium to make it into a paint on glaze and really like it.

It is a nice colour, trends more to the green bluish than the pink. Be careful as it does drip a lot depending on the shapes or your pieces.

I have had problems with this glaze running onto my kiln shelves and pitting with speckled stoneware clay.
Any advice?

Have ruined a few shelves with this glaze now, turns out really nice but VERY runny. Would not purchase again.

I've tried this glaze three times now, I've ruined 2 firing shelves as it runs off like water, even when applied thinly. A shame as the other Terracolour glazes I use are fantastic.