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Potclays Reactive & Low Stoneware Glazes

See our Technical Information Sheet "Safe Handling of Powdered Ceramic Materials" Reactive glazes (codes beginning 2320-) can be used as low temperature stoneware glazes fired between 1180 and 1… Read more

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Satin Blue 1180-1230c

Satin Blue 1180-1230c

Potclays Colours 2320-6 - In stock
£8.98 per 0.5kgs (Inc. VAT) £7.48 per 0.5kgs (Exc. VAT)
Tenmoku Chun 1180-1230C

Tenmoku Chun 1180-1230C

Potclays Materials 2394-2 - In stock
£6.41 per 0.5kgs (Inc. VAT) £5.34 per 0.5kgs (Exc. VAT)
Azurite 1180-1230C

Azurite 1180-1230C

Potclays Materials 2350-08 - In stock
£8.27 per 0.5kgs (Inc. VAT) £6.89 per 0.5kgs (Exc. VAT)
Jade 1180-1230C

Jade 1180-1230C

Potclays Materials 2350-06 - In stock
£8.15 per 0.5kgs (Inc. VAT) £6.79 per 0.5kgs (Exc. VAT)
Reactive Slip 1180-1230C

Reactive Slip 1180-1230C

Potclays Materials 2394-1M - In stock
£9.92 per 0.5kgs (Inc. VAT) £8.27 per 0.5kgs (Exc. VAT)
Reactive Transparent 1180-1230C

Reactive Transparent 1180-1230C

Potclays Colours 2394-03M - In stock
£6.36 per 0.5kgs (Inc. VAT) £5.30 per 0.5kgs (Exc. VAT)
White Topaz 1180-1230C

White Topaz 1180-1230C

Potclays Materials 2350-09 - In stock
£6.65 per 0.5kgs (Inc. VAT) £5.54 per 0.5kgs (Exc. VAT)

Potclays Reactive & Low Stoneware Glazes

See our Technical Information Sheet "Safe Handling of Powdered Ceramic Materials"

Reactive glazes (codes beginning 2320-) can be used as low temperature stoneware glazes fired between 1180 and 1230C, or as underglazes - covered with higher temperature glazes - which combine during stoneware firing to give excellent combination effects.

Reactive Slip 2394-01M is intended for use underneath various stoneware glazes to give varied reduction effects in electric firings and can be applied to biscuit or leatherhard clay. 

All stoneware glazes are leadless and suitable for dinnerware, but for practical reasons we don’t recommend matt or special effect glazes are used on surfaces in direct contact with food or drink due to the possibility of staining and/or bacterial growth.

Powdered glazes, once mixed with water according to the recommended guidance, are suitable for dipping, pouring or spraying onto the piece. They are not suitable for brushing-on without addition of a glaze binder such as Pehatine. If brush-application is intended, we would recommend you select one of our ready-mixed brush-on glazes instead.

Artistic/special effect glazes usually require a generous application to achieve the desired effect. Please note the individual product descriptions for product-specific guidance. Some special effect glazes can melt/flow considerably during firing so please take all necessary precautions, especially with regard to protecting your kiln furniture (stilting, batt wash, use of 'cookies' etc.).

For glaze preparation advice please see the main powdered glaze category header here.

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