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Transparent glaze crimson - GE305

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C</

GLAZE GE304 AUBERGINE TRANSPARENT. BIG THICKNESS. WITH LEAD

Transparent glaze aubergine

Ref : GE304

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

GLAZE GE303 BORDEAUX TRANSPARENT. BIG THICKNESS. WITH LEAD

Transparent glaze bordeaux

Ref : GE303

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C<

GLAZE GE302 BROWN HAZELNUT TRANSPARENT. BIG THICKNESS. WITH LEAD

Transparent glaze brown hazelnut

Ref : GE302

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1

GLAZE GE301 YELLOW STRAW TRANSPARENT. BIG THICKNESS. WITH LEADBEUX

Transparent glaze yellow  straw

Ref : GE301

Transparent glazes "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 12

Transparent glaze - GE300

Transparent glaze "big thickness" with lead.

For earthenware paste: Glazes from this range can be used as classical crackled glazes, so in a fine undercoat and for a firing at around 980°C.

For stoneware and porcelain paste already fired at high temperature: in order to create an effect of melted glass. Préparation of the glaze in high density and application in thick undercoat. If necessary, use the médium Sérograf instead of water. Firing at 980°C

Another possibilities: application on a bisqueware piece in hollow area or with edge of stoneware or porcelain paste.Firing at 1280 °C

Advice :

Firing temperature 950°C - 1280°C

Culinary white earthenware for casting - FABFC

Manganese brown F4352

SIGLO XVIII colouring.
Especially studied for typical decoration of XVIIIth century.

The fondant is already included in the mix.

Appliance with brush or in serigraphy

Advice :

Température 950-1200°C

Formula: Sn-Ca-Si-Cr-Mn

SIGLO XVIII colouring.
Especially studied for typical decoration of XVIIIth century.

The fondant is already included in the mix.

Appliance with brush or in serigraphy

Firing température 950-1200°C

Formula: Cu-Zr-Si-Pr

Brown F4350

SIGLO XVIII colouring.
Especially studied for typical decoration of XVIIIth century.

The fondant is already included in the mix.

Appliance with brush or in serigraphy

Advice :

Température 950-1200°C

Formula: Cr-Fe-Zn-Sn-Ca-Si-Ni

Deep cobalt blue F4343

SIGLO XVIII colouring.
Especially studied for typical decoration of XVIIIth century. The fondant is already included in the mix. Appliance with brush or in serigraphy

Firing temperature: 950-1250°C

Formula: Co-Si-Al

Parma CSM120