Potterycrafts Cobalt Chun Stoneware Powder Glaze
Potterycrafts Cobalt Chun glaze produces many beautiful effects, particularly when used over our Chun base.
Apply the Chun base glaze P2563 fairly thinly. Before bone dry, dip into the appropriate Chun glaze. Double dipping the top part of the pots again in the Chun glaze can produce interesting variations. Adding Calcium Chloride provides better suspension of Chun’s and gives better dipping control. By nature, these glazes are free flowing, and a faster firing cycle is recommended (150-200°C/hr)
Temperature Range: 1220 - 1260°C.
- Simple to apply for both beginners and advanced potters.
Potterycrafts Cobalt Chun Stoneware Powder Glaze
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Potterycrafts Cobalt Chun glaze produces many beautiful effects, particularly when used over our Chun base.
Apply the Chun base glaze P2563 fairly thinly. Before bone dry, dip into the appropriate Chun glaze. Double dipping the top part of the pots again in the Chun glaze can produce interesting variations. Adding Calcium Chloride provides better suspension of Chun’s and gives better dipping control. By nature, these glazes are free flowing, and a faster firing cycle is recommended (150-200°C/hr)
Temperature Range: 1220 - 1260°C.
- Simple to apply for both beginners and advanced potters.
| Glaze Temperature Minimum | 1220 |
|---|---|
| Glaze Temperature Maximum | 1260 |
| Glaze Temperature Range | 1220-1260 |
| Glaze Colour | Blue |
| Glaze Finish | Gloss |
| Glaze Range Series | Pottterycrafts Imagine Speciality |
| Lead/Leadless Glaze | Leadless |
| Safe for Spray Application | Yes |
| Food Safe | Yes |
| Safety data sheet | See |
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