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Peach Blush
MS85 |
5
lb by special order $14.70
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Acorn (O)
MS88 |
5
lb - $13.20 by special order
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* Peacock MS27 has the reputation for being a runny glaze. It
was reformulated as MS95 to be less runny. |
| Satin texture MS125-134: Satin Texture
glazes are available only in dry powder form.
They produce exciting but varied results in color and shade
affected greatly by the clay body used and application technique.
Achieve best results by firing in oxidation at cone 5 to 7.
Using witness cones, always fire before using in production.
(Mixing
MS
125-134, Moroccan
Sand Satin Texture Glazes: For best results add
water and mix Satin Texture Glazes right before use. Due to the
chemical composition of these glazes, they are best used right after
they are mixed with water. When left sitting overnight after the water
has been added, it is our experience they will 'jell up'. If water is
added after 24 hours to correct the thickness, the glaze tends to
crawl.) MS125 is the base of the Satin Colors (MS125-134).
You can add your own oxides and stains to this base to create other colors. |
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