Mayco Elements Glaze, Blue Grotto EL-118, 1 Pint

Name: Mayco Elements Glaze, Blue Grotto EL-118, 1 Pint
Brand: Mayco
SKU: 0097539390955
Price: 50.42 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Mayco

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50.42

Mayco elements blue Grotto Glaze comes in a container of 1 pt capacity and features beautiful natural earth tones. Glaze can be used to accomplish a high-fire pottery appearance at low-fire temperatures. Glaze can be applied easily which makes it perfect for ceramic projects in the classroom. It is non-toxic and dinnerware safe.

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EAN: 0097539390955

Categories Arts, Crafts & Sewing, Crafting, Ceramics & Pottery, Glazes,

Easy application - great for the classroom. Achieve a high fire pottery look at low fire temperatures. Subtle variations in each color for a truly unique look. Gorgeous, non-toxic, dinnerware safe glazes in natural earth tones.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	Mayco
Color	Blue Grotto EL-118
Country of Origin	USA
Item Form	Solid
Item model number	407340
Item Volume	1 Pints
Manufacturer	School Specialty
Manufacturer recommended age	12 months and up
Package Information	Can
Product Dimensions	2.75 x 2.75 x 6 inches; 1.72 Pounds
Size	1 Pint
Special Feature	Non Toxic
Surface Recommendation	Ceramic
Unit Count	16.0 Fl Oz

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Scritto da: elizabeth

Stunning glaze

Absolutely gorgeous, dramatic glaze.

Scritto da: Madi M

Excellent Glaze

Love this glaze. I did three coats, fired cone 06, and got this dark blue color with subtile brown accents just like the description. If fired below a cone 06, I believe it should come out more brown. Very happy with the application and results.

Scritto da: Raquel

Lovely Blue

Overjoyed with the results. Fired at cone 06 perfectly. A smooth, natural blue in 3 coats on brown earthenware.

Scritto da: A reader, a crafter, a gardener and cook

glossy shaded blue with brown

I used this on white clay bisque (Amaco #25). It went on smoothly and easily. I did three coats. I fired to 05 and it came out a glossy blue with brown as described. The blue was slightly shaded giving it a better look than a solid even blue. In raised and textured areas, as well as along corners, it was brown, which was nice considering I used white clay. Along the bottom in one spot there appeared to be a flow of glaze during the firing which was very nice which I will deliberately try to recreate on another piece.

Scritto da: Jessica

Beautiful blue glaze

Beautiful natural-looking semi-matte blue. Low-fire but looks and feels like stoneware. Sponge-applied 4x to 04 bisqueware, glaze fired to 06. Perfect results. Thank you!!

Scritto da: LeeLee

beautiful dark blue runny color

beautiful dark blue runny color, beware from using it as a high fire. it turns in a ugly brown color. Main use is for low fire products. Will add pictures later