KGM 46 - Erika effect glaze and how to paint bisque pottery to achieve amazing satin-matt exciting final effects

This glaze is characterized by its silky matt surface. Their flow value is low so that there is no fear of them running off.

The best firing result is achieved at 1050°C

Liquid Glaze KGM 46 - Erika 

The glaze is perfect for brush on. It should be coated 2-3 times with a soft brush. After drying please fire between 1000-1080°C. Shake and stir very well prior to use. If the glaze becomes thickened over time simply add water and stir thoroughly.

Dry powder KGM 46 - Erika 

This glaze is to be dissolved in water. I recommend the proportion - 60%:40% (40g. glaze and 25ml. water). Mellowing and screening before use is pertinent. 

Each glaze is recommended to be tested with various layers on the body concerned and under determined conditions. The mixing of the glazes is possible in order to change color shade, melting properties or to achieve some artistic effects. So you get simple ideas for painting pottery.

Quantity: 40 g. (1.41 oz.)
Firing temperature: 980°C - 1080°C (1800°F - 1976° F) (Cone 04) 
Surface: Matt
Transparenz: Cover (opaque)
Lead content: lead-free, 0% 

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