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Ceramic Glazes: We have low fire glaze, mid
and high fire glaze, underglaze,
overglaze,
stains, non-fired coatings, liquid and dry glazes. Which do you need?
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list of all glazes)
Low fire glazes are
fired from Cone 06 to 04. They are sorted by: Glossy
finishes, Matte finishes, and Specialty finishes such as
crackles, crystals, and other interesting effects.
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Duncan
Designer Glazes new! DG
SALE |
New Designer Glazes™
get their name from Fashion Couture! Fabrics, textures, colors!
It is all about a high-end look for your home and creativity!
Colors break. Duncan
Designer Glazes™ work in perfect harmony with other Duncan
glazes and underglazes as well as in combination with each other
for dramatic results. All non-toxic. |
Duncan
Envision
IN
SALE |
Lead-free
cousin to Duncan's popular Gloss Glazes. They work with a
variety of decorating techniques and produce a distinctively
smooth and elegant appearance in colors ranging from opaque to
transparent. Envisions move very little during firing, so
apply them with smooth, even strokes. Most colors may be
mixed together to create custom colors with no changes in
application or performance. All are safe for use on food
containers. Transparent and opaque. |
Duncan
Gloss
GL SALE |
A
wealth of colors with a brilliant finish. Choose from
transparent color washes to rich opaques. High shine, true
colors, top performers. These are the leaded versions of
the Envision glazes. Gloss glazes move slightly more in
firing than Envisions, and need not be applied as
smoothly. Most are toxic (contain lead), except Diamond
Clear. |
Duncan
Gallery Opaque
GO SALE |
Bold
decorator color developed for total opaque coverage on large,
smooth surfaces. Contains lead, not food safe. |
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Duncan French
Dimensions
FD SALE |
High-pile
glazes for raised design effects over and under nonmoving glazes
and over each other. Non-toxic, but not recommended
for use on food containers due to raised surface. |
Duncan
Specialty
SY, AN SALE
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Metallic Glazes with a slight
filigree effect. Use for solid coverage or
accenting. Snow produced billowy white texture that
simulates snow, ocean foam, clouds, etc. Antique
Blue is a rich, medium blue with metallic
gold highlights. |
Duncan Crystals
& Crackles
CR SALE
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These
special effects glazes are among the easiest to use and create
some of the most dazzling effects. Crackle glazes create random hairline cracks with interesting
patterns. They allow some clay color to show through
the glaze. They are non-toxic but not recommended for
dinnerware. The remaining glazes feature opaque gloss
colors with embedded color crystals that melt and run during the
firing process. Each firing results in unique and magical
flow patterns that give these glazes their magical appeal.
Non-toxic and dinnerware safe. |
Duncan
Crystaltone
200xx SALE
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From
tiny color specks to bright color bursts. Opaque gloss
colors with embedded color crystals that melt and run during the
firing process, giving magical flow patterns. Crystal
application and shape of the ware make every firing unique!
These glazes contain lead. |
Duncan
Art
AR SALE
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Speckled,
spectacular, unique and beautiful. No two firings are
exactly the same; application and shape of the ware influence
the final finish. Colors range from solid to translucent,
and each contains tiny flecks of accent color. Finishes
range from satin to glossy. Most are toxic. |
Duncan
Courtyard
CY SALE |
Courtyard
Art Glazes are self-antiquing matte glazes that result in rich
varied color. No two firings will give exactly the same
results. They work well with Concepts Underglazes for
bisque. |
Duncan Satin
SN SALE |
Matte glazes. These
glazes are all non-toxic, dinnerware safe, and overglaze
compatible. |
| Duncan EZ Strokes
Translucent
EZ SALE
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EZ Strokes
have become popular for their versatility. Their translucent
quality makes them suitable for use with a number of decorating
techniques including airbrushing, antiquing and brushwork.
One stroke is all you need for most design work. One or two
additional strokes may be added for depth and shading while the color is
still wet. (Do not apply additional coats after the color has
dried, or the heavy buildup may cause popping off, bleed, or bubbling). E-Z strokes may be applied over most
underglazes, including Cover-Coats and other E-Z stroke colors, allowing
the base color to show through. They may also be used to tint clay
slip, most glazes, and other E-Z stroke colors. May be used on
greenware or bisqueware. For best results fire to cone 06 after
application, then glaze fire. Glaze fire from cone 06-1.
Some colors will go to cone 10 oxidation. |
Duncan
Concepts
- Part 1
CN001-CN173
SALE
Duncan
Concepts
- Part 2
CN181-CN663 |
The first
coat is translucent. The second is semi-opaque. Three coats
give bisque full coverage. All are non-toxic. Can be used
without clear glaze, but is designed for use with Envision
Clear glaze or Diamond Clear (brush-on or dipping). Colors
are easy to choose in harmonizing shades. Stay in either the
light, the bright, or the dark category and they will match in
intensity.
Check out the new colors. CN501-506 Neons;
Concepts are often used for painting onto
already fired tiles and dinnerware, then re-firing. Even though it
is an underglaze, many have reported good success using them in this
manner.
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Cover-Coats
CC
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For
solid-color, 3-coat coverage on greenware. Some colors may also be
applied to bisque (check label.) Cover-Coats fire to an opaque,
porous matte finish. A clear glaze finish is used to seal the
porous surface and to brighten the underglaze colors. Colors
may be tinted with E-Z Strokes or other Cover-Coats. Colors shine with polishing technique
which is done by completing application, mixing a further quantity of
the color half and half with water, and applying to small sections of
the piece at a time. Just as the wet look disappears, polish
briskly with a soft cloth. Overlap each area as you go until
finished to a satin sheen. After firing this surface will be water
resistant but not waterproof. |
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Lustre & Metallic Overglaze |
Lustres are translucent products that gives underlying
colors the iridescent look of mother-of-pearl. It will assume a sheen
similar to that of the underlying glaze (for example, if the underlying glaze is
satin, the overglaze will be also.) Metallics are actual precious metals
which, when fired, yield different shades ranging from yellow gold to
white gold. They are primarily accent products applied over a
fired glaze and then kiln fired at a relatively low temperature.
Wipe surfaces with rubbing alcohol prior to application (except when
applying over a crackle glaze.) Metallic overglazes will assume a
sheen similar to that of the underlying glaze (for example, if the
underlying glaze is satin, the overglaze will be also.) |
 | Duncan Granite Stone
Colors that resemble mountain granite,
right down to the texture and realistic sparkling flecks. |
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Quick-drying,
water-based opaque acrylics for base coats, brushwork,
stenciling and sponging. Duncan Bisque-Stain Opaque Acrylics have been broken up into 3
sections, because there are many, many colors!
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Swizzle Stick
There's
no mess with this handy swizzle stick. Just twirl between the
palms of the hands, and the round loops rapidly agitate and mix paints,
stains and glazes in the bottle. These galvanized steel loops are
firmly set in a hardwood handle for a total length of 6.25".
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