Martin
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United Kingdom
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Hello
I am wondering if this glaze would be suitable for additions of stains or oxides?
Thank you
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It is not ideal for colour as the frits in this glaze react badly and cause them to change or disappear completely. Our GZ2108 Transparent is better suited for stain addition, hope this helps.
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MILT
from
United Kingdom
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I’m going to brush on this glaze over red terra-cotta/ white slip. How many thin coats do I need to apply? I’m firing a ceramic plaque, lying flat in the kiln. Much appreciated thank you.
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2 thin coats should work well.
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Malcolm
from
United Kingdom
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Is this glaze okay when fired in reduction?
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Reduction firings are usually high firing 1200oC plus, this is an earthenware glaze so unlikely to work at all.
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virginia
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United Kingdom
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My current powder transparent glaze flakes off the rims of earthenware bowls, pots I make. It is only the rims that flake off. I'm looking to change the glaze I use and wondered if you can recommend a transparent leadless glaze that might be suitable. thank you
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Can you tell me which clay body you use?
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Leadless High Gloss Transparent.
