Pottery Glazes Spectrum Low Fire


Earthenware Glazes 454ml An opaque lead free glaze which can be used for dinnerware. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats for opaque coverage. A more even appearance can be achieved by alternating for direction of the brush strokes by 90°. These glazes do not bleed and therefore can be used together without colours running. Firing range: 1000-1040°C.


Clear Each 16.95


Snow White Each 20.35


Black Each 20.35


Royal Blue Each 20.35


Forest Green Each 20.35


Flesh Each 20.35


Canary Yellow Each 20.35


Dark Red Each 20.35


Mahogany Each 20.35


Spectrum High Fire


Earthenware Glazes 454ml Lead free stoneware glazes suitable for dinnerware and decorative pieces. Firing range: 1200 -1250°C.


Transparent Each 16.95


Butter Yellow Each 20.35


Black Each 20.35


Fire Engine Red Each 20.35


Forest Green Each 20.35


Teal Blue Each 20.35


White Each 20.35


Spectrum Underglazes 113ml These versatile glazes can be used at both earthenware and stoneware temperatures. The underglaze offers two finish possibilities; when left unglazed they have a velvet appearance and intensify in colour when covered with Clear Glaze. Greater opacity can be achieved with the application of two to three coats. Underglazes can be brushed or sprayed on. All glazes are lead free and safe for dinnerware. Firing range: 1000-1280°C.


White Each 12.30


Bright Yellow Each 12.30


Black Each 12.30


Chartreuse Each 12.30


Bright Blue Each 12.30


Terracotta Each 12.30


Rose Each 12.30


Fire Engine Red Each 12.30


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