Potterycrafts Zircon Refractory Batt Wash
Potterycrafts Zircon Refractory Batt Wash
Potterycrafts Zircon Refractory Batt Wash
Potterycrafts Zircon Refractory Batt Wash
Potterycrafts Zircon Refractory Batt Wash

Potterycrafts Zircon Refractory Batt Wash

SKU: P3380.5

Batt Wash (Zircon based). A multi-purpose refractory wash for painting onto kiln shelves to reduce the risk of pots sticking to the shelves.

Instructions for Use:

This blended material is dispersed in water to produce a thin slip of cream-like consistency. Mix the batt wash adding it into water and creating a single cream consistency. A thin layer of this is then painted by brush, or roller. it is best for the first use to apply 3 consistent coats allowing time between each for them to dry fully before applying further layers. Apply in alternate directions to give best coverage, coat once on the top of the refactory shelf, avoiding the sides or edges of the shelf, turning the shelf or brush direction by 90 degrees. This reduces the risk of pottery sticking to the shelves during firing because of glaze runs or poorly wiped feet. This layer does not need to be fired and fixed in place before using the refractory batt, ware can be placed directly on to the unfired layer. If the layer is damaged by excessive glaze drips, then the batt should be scraped clean and a new layer of batt wash applied.

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Potterycrafts Zircon Refractory Batt Wash

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Stoke-on-Trent

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

Campbell Road
Stoke-on-Trent ST4 4ET
United Kingdom

+441782745000
Description

Batt Wash (Zircon based). A multi-purpose refractory wash for painting onto kiln shelves to reduce the risk of pots sticking to the shelves.

Instructions for Use:

This blended material is dispersed in water to produce a thin slip of cream-like consistency. Mix the batt wash adding it into water and creating a single cream consistency. A thin layer of this is then painted by brush, or roller. it is best for the first use to apply 3 consistent coats allowing time between each for them to dry fully before applying further layers. Apply in alternate directions to give best coverage, coat once on the top of the refactory shelf, avoiding the sides or edges of the shelf, turning the shelf or brush direction by 90 degrees. This reduces the risk of pottery sticking to the shelves during firing because of glaze runs or poorly wiped feet. This layer does not need to be fired and fixed in place before using the refractory batt, ware can be placed directly on to the unfired layer. If the layer is damaged by excessive glaze drips, then the batt should be scraped clean and a new layer of batt wash applied.

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