Mayco Fundamentals Underglaze - Set of 12, 2 oz

Mayco Fundamentals Underglaze - Set of 12, 2 oz

• 12-count Mayco Fundamentals Underglazes Kit #1 (UGKIT1) includes one 2 oz. (59 mL) jar each of UG-051 China White, UG-046 Bright Yellow, UG-204 Orange, UG-206 Fire Engine Red, UG-208 Dragon Red, UG-087 Regal Purple, UG-097 Bright Blue, UG-001 Kings Blue, UG-068 Apple Green, UG-021 Leaf Green, UG-031 Chocolate, and UG-050 Jet Black.
• Intermixable, blendable, and layerable low/mid-high fire Cone 06-10 Mayco Fundamentals "UG" Underglazes are highly versatile liquid ceramic pottery underglazes that can be applied to wet clay, unfired clay, or bisque. Use for both complete, all-over coverage or to create delicate, detailed design elements.
• Shake well before use. Apply 2-3 coats to wet/unfired clay or Cone 04 bisque; lightly dampen ware with a moistened sponge before painting for better adhesion. Avoid allowing underglaze to pool inside textures; if your piece has texture, dab away excess color.
• If applying to wet/unfired clay, allow underglaze to dry before firing to Cone 04; add a clear glaze and re-fire to Cone 06-05 (for earthenware) or Cone 5-10 (for stoneware), if desired. On Cone 04 bisque, apply underglaze, add clear glaze if desired, then fire to Cone 06-05 (for earthenware) or Cone 5-10 (for stoneware).
• Fundamentals fire to a matte finish; to intensify color, apply a clear glaze. Mix colors to create something new, or use brushstrokes to blend and shade; Fundamentals can also be layered without concern of intermixing. Add thin lines and details with confidence; Fundamentals will not move! With painterly properties, Fundamentals can be diluted with water to create a thinned, watercolor-like finish, or layered and carved for a sgraffito ("to scratch") effect.
• Formulated to mature at Cone 06/05, most Fundamentals maintain their color at higher temperatures; Cone 6 performance is noted on product labels. Test Fundamentals on your clay body and in your kiln prior to use on finished pieces.
• Opaque Fundamentals are not true to color out of the jar; firing is required to mature hue.