Tatiana
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Ireland
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Hello,
Is it necessary to use a black clay to get the effect right?
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You could achieve a similar result by applying glaze on top a black clay yes or alternatively on top of an underglaze or decorating slip.
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Linda
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United Kingdom
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Hi, Is this white crawl glaze food safe?
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No it is no suitable for tableware.
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Karin
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Austria
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Can i fire this glaze to 1200-1220 or does it have to be fired to 1260 to be fully developed?? THX!
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You could fire to 1220oC on the controller with a 30 minute soak and it should work well.
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Christine
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United Kingdom
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Can you mix this with a medium to make it a paint on glaze and can you layer it over another glaze?
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This glaze is designed to be dipped, due to the high absorbency of the materials used in the formulation it does not behave well being brushed on. We haven't tried it over other glazes, it does perform well over slips but definitely could be experimented with! Hope this helps!
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hollie
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United Kingdom
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Hi
i was after a baby pink crawl glaze can you colour these craw l glazes?
also what do i need to buy to make a crater glaze as cant see these online, for stoneware thnaks
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Hi,
Yes you could colour this with red stain to make a pink. Unfortunately we cannot provide recipes however an internet search for "volcanic glazes" brings up plenty of options.
Hope this helps!
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Becs
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United Kingdom
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Can you use this on tableware if it’s on the outside of the piece - ie not on the surface that is I. Contact with food?
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Yes providing the surface is not in contact with food this will be fine.
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Jo
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United Kingdom
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Is this glaze lead free?
Thanks
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Hi, yes - all Scarva Glazes are lead free.
Hope this helps!
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