


Kiwi Chilli Red Brush-on Underglaze
Kiwi Underglaze is a water-based liquid ceramic underglaze designed for everyday studio use. Smooth to apply, vibrant after firing, and made for normal brush-on application in ceramic studios, classrooms and home workshops alike.
Bright and bold, this red sizzles with energy, bringing the heat of a summer fiesta.
Kiwi underglaze offers flexibility to be applied in several ways, including:
- Application on to bisqueware, followed by a coat of clear glaze, then glaze fired.
- Application to greenware and then bisque fired at cone 06 (1000°C / 1800°F) prior to an application of clear glaze.
- Application to bisqueware followed by a second optional bisque firing at cone 06 (1000°C / 1800°F) to "harden on" the colour prior to glazing.
Good to know:
- Firing Range: 1050°C to 1260°C / 1920°F to 2300°F.
- Lead-free zone! Kiwi Underglaze is 100% lead-free - always has been, always will be.
- Food safety depends on the finished fired piece, not the underglaze alone.
- For functional ware, we recommend applying Kiwi Underglaze beneath a suitable clear glaze and firing correctly for your clay, glaze and kiln conditions.
- Kiwi Underglaze is a full palette of 50 vibrant, fluxed colours.
- It is suitable for applying directly onto greenware or bisqueware.
- They perform well at both earthenware and stoneware temperatures.
- Application gives a translucent effect with 1 coat, semi opaque with 2 coats and opaque with 3 coats.
- Colour is brightest when clear glazed and fired to cone 4 or 5 (approximately 1180°C / 2150°F), but full glaze firing range is cone 04 to cone 9 (approximately 1050-1260°C / 1920-2300°F).
Kiwi Chilli Red Brush-on Underglaze
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Stoke-on-Trent
Campbell Road
Stoke-on-Trent ST4 4ET
United Kingdom
Kiwi Underglaze is a water-based liquid ceramic underglaze designed for everyday studio use. Smooth to apply, vibrant after firing, and made for normal brush-on application in ceramic studios, classrooms and home workshops alike.
Bright and bold, this red sizzles with energy, bringing the heat of a summer fiesta.
Kiwi underglaze offers flexibility to be applied in several ways, including:
- Application on to bisqueware, followed by a coat of clear glaze, then glaze fired.
- Application to greenware and then bisque fired at cone 06 (1000°C / 1800°F) prior to an application of clear glaze.
- Application to bisqueware followed by a second optional bisque firing at cone 06 (1000°C / 1800°F) to "harden on" the colour prior to glazing.
Good to know:
- Firing Range: 1050°C to 1260°C / 1920°F to 2300°F.
- Lead-free zone! Kiwi Underglaze is 100% lead-free - always has been, always will be.
- Food safety depends on the finished fired piece, not the underglaze alone.
- For functional ware, we recommend applying Kiwi Underglaze beneath a suitable clear glaze and firing correctly for your clay, glaze and kiln conditions.
- Kiwi Underglaze is a full palette of 50 vibrant, fluxed colours.
- It is suitable for applying directly onto greenware or bisqueware.
- They perform well at both earthenware and stoneware temperatures.
- Application gives a translucent effect with 1 coat, semi opaque with 2 coats and opaque with 3 coats.
- Colour is brightest when clear glazed and fired to cone 4 or 5 (approximately 1180°C / 2150°F), but full glaze firing range is cone 04 to cone 9 (approximately 1050-1260°C / 1920-2300°F).
| Glaze Temperature Minimum | 1050 |
|---|---|
| Glaze Temperature Maximum | 1260 |
| Glaze Temperature Range | 1050-1260 |
| Glaze Colour | Red |
| Glaze Finish | Matt |
| Glaze Range Series | Kiwi Underglaze |
| Lead/Leadless Glaze | Leadless |
| Safe for Spray Application | No |
| Food Safe | Yes |
| Safety data sheet | See |
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