Mayco
Mayco Colors is one of the world’s leading producers of quality ceramics products. What makes Mayco special is that the artists we provide supplies for are just as diverse and passionate as the people making them. Potterycrafts have a large range of Mayco glazes.
Mayco Stroke & Coat Speckled Silver Lining Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Speckled My Blue Heaven Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Speckled Sour Apple Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Speckled Blue Yonder Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Speckled Purple Haze Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Speckled Moody Blue Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Speckled The Blues Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Grape Expectations Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Lavender Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Spruce It Up Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Aqu-Ward Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Honeydew List Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Tu Tu Tango Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Cinnamon Stix Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Lime Light Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Grape Jelly Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Purple-Licious Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Toad-ily Green Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Java Bean Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Orange Ya Happy Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Grey Hare Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Lettuce Alone Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Blueberry Hill Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Army Surplus Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat The Blues Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Cashew Later Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Rosey Posey Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Stroke & Coat Grapel Brush-on Glaze
Mayco Colors is one of the world’s leading producers of quality ceramics products. Founded in 1954 in America, their company has been serving artists of all levels and backgrounds ever since. What makes Mayco special is that the artists they provide
supplies for are just as diverse and passionate as the people making them.
Mayco glazes are friendly to the user in application, layering and firing. Many glazes will break over textures, revealing secondary colors and shades. The choice of clay body, thickness of glaze application, firing process and temperature will affect the fired results.
