martina
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Ireland
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Do any of your glazes contain lead ?
thank you
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No all our glazes are leadfree, hope this helps.
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Pip
from
United Kingdom
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Could you tell me if your glaze results are from reduction or oxidation firing?
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Hi,
These are all fired in oxidation...
Hope this helps!
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Terry
from
United Kingdom
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Hi. The temperature range given in the product description is 1,180 to 1,250 degrees centigrade. Could the glaze be fired a bit higher at say 1275 or 1280? I use a kiln at a pottery class and this is the temperature typically used by the school for stoneware. Thank you.
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Hi,
If fired this high this glaze will likely run off the pot and stick to the kiln shelf. If you were going to try it I would suggest doing a test tile and placing it in a sacrificial crucible in case it does run.
Hope this helps!
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Peter
from
United Kingdom
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Will there be much of a variation to the colour shown if I'm firing only to 1180, as this is the maximum fhat my current clay can be fired to.
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Hi,
Unfortunately we can't say for sure how your results would be at this temperature. Terracolor state the firing range to be 1180°-1250° so I expect it would work, you may just not see the fluidity seen in the pictured example.
Hope this helps!
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Hania
from
United Kingdom
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Hi there, what target pyrometric cone would you recommend for this glaze?
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For the best results I would recommend around cone 4, hope this helps.
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Terracolor Brush-On Stoneware glazes are available in 500ml jars. They work best on white or buff clay bodies. For best results apply three coats.
