Potterycrafts Turquoise Leaded Powder On-Glaze
Potterycrafts Turquoise is a leaded powder glaze. Powdered colours can be used for China painting or screen printing depending on the chosen medium.
Powders should be thoroughly mixed into a medium on a glass slab with a palette knife. The approximate ratio is 2-part colours to 1 part medium.
- Leaded Colour (powder)
- Temperature Range for earthenware, tile and bone China: 760-800°C.
- Temperature Range for porcelain: 780-840°C.
Weight (kg)
Pickup available at Stoke-on-Trent
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Potterycrafts Turquoise Leaded Powder On-Glaze
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Stoke-on-Trent
Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days
Campbell Road
Stoke-on-Trent ST4 4ET
United Kingdom
Potterycrafts Turquoise is a leaded powder glaze. Powdered colours can be used for China painting or screen printing depending on the chosen medium.
Powders should be thoroughly mixed into a medium on a glass slab with a palette knife. The approximate ratio is 2-part colours to 1 part medium.
- Leaded Colour (powder)
- Temperature Range for earthenware, tile and bone China: 760-800°C.
- Temperature Range for porcelain: 780-840°C.
| Glaze Temperature Minimum | 760 |
|---|---|
| Glaze Temperature Maximum | 840 |
| Glaze Temperature Range | 760-840 |
| Glaze Colour | Turquoise |
| Glaze Finish | Matt |
| Glaze Range Series | Potterycrafts Leaded Powder Colour |
| Lead/Leadless Glaze | Lead |
| Safe for Spray Application | No |
| Food Safe | No |
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