Terracolor 662 Verdigris Green From  £13.57

Excellent consistent firing results.

Fab colour and excellent effects but also very runny, so need to be vigilant in applying

It has a Matt finish and a lovely textured look to the glazed pots. Very easy painted on, good texture

Excellent Product - will purchase again

Very true to the pictures... i got a flat darker green on a draycott body, the speckled came out on the studio reclaim clay and it went almost crater like applied thickly on vulcan black body. Beautiful matte finish and have found it very stable/consistent.

Lovely stable glaze that doesn’t run. I used the brush-on as a trial, as then I wouldn’t be left with a load of it if it wasn’t any good. Beautiful and true to pics, using 3-4 coats. Fewer coats are still ok, but more of a greenish brown.

I used it on a small figurative piece and I'm truly delighted with the effect

I really love this glaze - lovely colour, matte finish when it sits right and no running issues. However I often find it ends up rock textures rather than smooth if too thick. But also easy to make it too thin so it goes brown, so it can be hard to find the right balance.

This is a lovely dark green matt glaze. However it must applied thickly or the colour ends up being a moss green rather than forest. Fired at 1250 my green corresponds with the rear vase. no dark speckles on mine

This is a glaze which is very popular in my pieces, and I have had many effects from muted green-browns to quite vibrant green with a beautiful verdigris effect. Nice and stable, nice effect when layered with sandstone 625. Highly recommend

Nice colour but tends to run a lot at 1250 and above so be carefull

1220 with a 15 minute soak caused the glaze to run 3cm on every single pot, ruined 2 kiln shelves.

Not sure what went wrong in our firing process, or if it's the glaze, or specific gravity. Fired to 1245.

No running issues as others have had, so I am guessing maybe a specific gravity issue with the mixing (although I followed instructions, 800ml to the 1kg bag)

Ended up with tan gloss glaze, with some patches of gloss forest green. Quite ugly.