Doncaster Tel: 01709 770801

Simba Materials Limited t/a

CTM Potters Supplies Co Reg No 05659119

   Doncaster Fax : 01709 770803

doncaster@ctmpotterssupplies.co.uk     Unit 8 Broomhouse Lane Industrial Estate, Edlington, Doncaster DN12 1EQ

Delivery charges and VAT will be added on to all orders. Prices on this website and in all downloads are net of VAT. Prices are subject to change without notice.

Exeter Tel: 01395 233077

   Exeter Fax : 01395 233905

admin@ctmpotterssupplies.co.uk            Unit 19 Hogsbrook Units,Greendale Ind Estate EAST, White Cross Road, Woodbury Salterton, Exeter EX5 1PY

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Please Note

Lustres and On Glazes

These are both low firing decorative applications.

Please read the information as they are not as easy as glazes to use.

VAT to be added on to all prices

Lustres - 740-850oC

• Customers recommend firing at 150oC per hour to 750oC and then a short soak.
• Apply lustres in thin coats on to a glazed piece - the gold can be applied thickly to achieve a required effect but apply two thin coats rather than one thick one.
• The copper, platinum and gold can be applied to bare bisque for a matt effect.
• Do not shake the bottle or decant more than you need for the next 20 minutes.
• Brushes used for precious metals should be kept separate, clean and free from dust. After use they should be cleaned with thinners.
• To prepare the brush for painting, it should be dipped into the liquid and worked on the flat part of the glazed ceramic piece until it is saturated. The brush should then be passed lightly over the surface in order to remove excess liquid precious metal and the hairs brought to a fine point in the case of a lining brush or to a smooth edge for a banding brush.

On Glaze Leadless Powders

Firing Range - 780-840oC

• Onglaze decorations can have poor resistance to abrasion and chemical attack, making them unsuitable for decorating functional ware.
• Onglazes are used to decorate already glazed surfaces and then fired in oxidation at a lower temperature to fuse them to the original glazed surfaces
• Due to low demand and price of other colours we only stock these three colours.

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BROWSE - RING or EMAIL

We will price it up for you. Pay over the phone or you can do a bank transfer!

VAT TO BE ADDED ON ALL PRICES

BROWSE - RING or EMAIL

We will price it up for you. Pay over the phone or you can do a bank transfer!