Terracolor 636B South Pacific From  $26.33

Have recently used this and the effects are brilliant.

Fired to 1235 came out like the picture in foreground.

This glaze has lovely blue, green and yellows hues. It is easy to use - very forgiving of uneven dips or finger marks. Blues dominate at lower temperatures, the yellows comes out at higher ones. I love it.

Two coats comes out like the picture in the rear, the third coat is what brings out the rich blue. A single coat surprisingly gives a glossy brown (on both crank and white fleck). I've struggled to apply it as a dipping glaze because only had small quantity so poured instead - it's ok but very hard to get a uniform layer. Intend to use additive and brush it on instead - will report back.

So reliable, great colours.

Beautiful glaze which gives a different colour emphasis depending on the thickness of yhe glaze. Love it.

Truly gorgeous glaze. Fired to 1190 and it came out perfectly with no movement. Dipped in slightly thicker glaze for three seconds. Any drips melted into gorgeous variations rather than visual errors. My favourite piece was a mug with South Pacific inside and half way down on the outside, then dipped in Verdigris Green outside bottom, overlapping by an inch on the South Pacific. Really beautiful combination.

I have just opened the kiln to find my large bowl made with stoneware flecked with South Pacific on and it’s beautiful 🤩 I didn’t dip it all the way down, I think if I had done slightly thicker it would of moved a bit. I’m getting mostly blue with a bit of green showing on the rim. The flecks in the clay have shown through and that looks lovely. So a lovely glaze that’s not totally mat with a slight sheen 😊