Kiki
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United Kingdom
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What temperature does this fire to?
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You can fire most of the Mason colours up to 1280oC.
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Patricia
desde
Ireland
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Could I mix this into GZ2150 and use it to paint a design? Would it blur during firing if I them I dip into a coat of more GZ2150?
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Hi, this would bleed into the top coat as they're the same glaze. What you'd really need to do is to make this stain into an underglaze. You could use our fluxed underglaze medium. This would allow you to paint on your design then apply a clear glaze over the top and not have the bleeding issue. Hope this helps!
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Our range of Mason colours with over 60 ceramic stains can be used in a wide variety of cost-effective applications. All stains in this revolutionary new colour system contain NO LEAD and can be used as glaze stains or underglaze colours when mixed with a suitable flux, both of which produce strong, vivid colours. See reference notes and Guide to Colour Chart for technical information and suggested percentages of stains. The amount required and the final colour will be dependent upon the glaze or body used and firing temperature. To avoid speckling, thorough mixing and sieving is required.
