Scarva GZ2113 Leadless High Gloss Transparent - 1040-1080ºC From  £9.59

Have usually found this works really well on terracotta without the cracking and pinholing you get with normal earthenware glazes, but after not using it for a while found a very grainy sediment that just wouldn't go through a 100 sieve. So I left this stuff out and fired to 1060 - results quite milky and pink. Will try firing higher but have I taken out some essential element?

Nice glaze, very glossy and very clear at 1060, does run a bit if thickly applied - especially with a long soak.

Bisque at cone 07 ....glaze fired at 05 .... slow ramp up to 8hrs .came out cloudy and pin holes. Clay was red earthenware. Going to re-fire to cone 03 see if there is a difference.

Full kiln of milky almost white pottery glaze mixed as stated on packet not happy at all slow ramp 8 hrs fired to 1060 800 mil water to 1 kilo of powdered glaze.