Stain 6768 Tin White 100 Gms

Stain 6768 Tin White 100 GmsStain 6768 Tin White Can be used to color clay bodies, slips, or glazes. They can be mixed with water or with frits and brushed onto pottery forms, either over or under a glaze. Mason stains react differently under different circumstances. Some of the variables that can alter your results include the chemical composition of the clay body and glaze that you use, the firing temperatures, the kiln atmosphere and the concentration of stain that you use.

Calcium Carbonate Whiting 325 Mesh MWHIT325

It fires 1120°C-1280°C and gives toasted buff in oxidation and warm speckled orange buff under reduction

Porcelain bodies are harder to work with due to their lack of plasticity and are more likely to crack

Its composition may include any one or a combination of the modifiers Li2O

Clay Rib Stainless Steel 1C SSR1C-10271

Small additions of alumina hydrate to a glaze can also enhance the color of Cr-Al pinks

Often used for overglaze brushed decoration

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Type: Serrated

is a reaction product of high temperature calcination in which Cobalt (II) Oxide and Nickel (II) Oxide in varying amounts are homogeneously and ionically interdiffused to form a crystalline matrix of periclase

Sculpey Polymer clay

The molochite also allows this body to be used for small hand built and coiled pots