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Stoneware Glossy Glazes £ / kg	1 kg £ pkg	2 kg Pack	5 kg Pack	10 kg Pack	25 kg Pack	Brush On Code	230 ml 325 gm Pot	500 ml 700 gm Pot
GZ 1900P Glossy - Hazelnut Brown 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£13.64	£23.90	£57.00	£111.10	£263.75	GZ 1900B	£7.53	£13.18
GZ 1901P Glossy - Dark Chocolate 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£13.64	£23.90	£57.00	£111.10	£263.75	GZ 1901B	£7.53	£13.18
GZ 1908P Glossy - Orange 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£21.03	£36.40	£81.30	£153.00	£349.75	GZ 1908B	£10.93	£19.13
GZ 1909P Glossy - Naples 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£13.64	£23.90	£57.00	£111.10	£263.75	GZ 1909B	£7.53	£13.18
GZ 1910P Glossy - Praseodymium 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1910B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1913P Glossy - Chartreuse 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1913B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1915P Glossy - Pea Green 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£12.57	£23.42	£53.70	£100.80	£229.50	GZ 1915B	£7.11	£12.44
GZ 1917P Glossy - Grass 1180-1260oC (deeper colour with speckle at very highest temps) Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£12.57	£23.42	£53.70	£100.80	£229.50	GZ 1917B	£7.11	£12.44
GZ 1919P Glossy - Leaf 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£12.57	£23.42	£53.70	£100.80	£229.50	GZ 1919B	£7.11	£12.44
GZ 1921P Glossy - Peacock 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1921B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1923P Glossy - Turquoise 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£12.57	£23.42	£53.70	£100.80	£229.50	GZ 1923B	£7.11	£12.44
GZ 1924P Glossy - Robins Egg 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£13.64	£23.90	£57.00	£111.10	£263.75	GZ 1924B	£7.53	£13.18
GZ 1926P Glossy - Bright Blue 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1926B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1927P Glossy - Pastel 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£13.64	£23.90	£57.00	£111.10	£263.75	GZ 1927B	£7.53	£13.18
GZ 1928P Glossy - Sky Blue 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1928B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1929P Glossy - Cobalt Aluminate 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1929B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1930P Glossy - Lavender 1180-1260oC (glossy purple but at high temps it turns light blue with purple tint) Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1930B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1932P Glossy - Pansy Purple 1180-1260oC (glossy dark purple but at high temps it turns light blue with purple overtones) Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1932B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1933P Glossy - Shell Pink 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1933B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1936P Glossy - Deep Crimson 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1936B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1937P Glossy - Alpine Rose 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£14.97	£27.30	£63.40	£121.40	£279.75	GZ 1937B	£8.20	£14.35
GZ 1940P Glossy - Taupe 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£12.57	£23.42	£53.70	£100.80	£229.50	GZ 1940B	£7.11	£12.44
GZ 1942P Glossy - Peach 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£12.57	£23.42	£53.70	£100.80	£229.50	GZ 1942B	£7.11	£12.44
GZ 1945P Glossy - Onyx Black 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£12.57	£23.42	£53.70	£100.80	£229.50	GZ 1945B	£7.11	£12.44
GZ 1946P Glossy - White 1180-1260oC Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£10.97	£18.68	£45.55	£84.60	£183.75	GZ 1946B	£6.18	£10.81
GZ 1950P Glossy - Red 1180-1260oC We do think the picture has a denser brighter red than our samples - our Contem range is brighter Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£21.03	£36.46	£81.35	£153.00	£349.75	GZ 1950B	£10.93	£19.13
GZ 1951P Glossy - Cardinal Red 1180-1260oC We do think the picture has a denser brighter red than our samples - our Contem range is brighter Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount	£21.03	£36.46	£81.35	£153.00	£349.75	GZ 1951B	£10.93	£19.13

These are stain based glossy glazes - not using oxides and so you will not be able to get the interesting effects that you would get with the Terracolor Traditional Glazes and the cost effective Staffordshire Stoneware Glazes.

Stoneware Glossy Glazes

Universal General Medium

£ /kg

250 gm

500 gm

1 kg

5 kg

10 kg

UGM Liquid

£3.70

£5.25

£8.90

£35.95

£57.50

PRICE LIST

These are stain based glossy glazes which usually are not affected by the temperature - however, there are some that get a little deeper in colour at the higher temperatures - such as the GZ1917 Grass which even starts to produce small amount of speckle, and there are two which change colour significantly - GZ1930 Lavender and GZ1932 Pansy Purple which are both purple at lower temperatures but turn a light blue with purple tints at 1240oC and above. Of course any temperature with a long soak is equal to firing at a higher temperature. We recommend two coats or more to give depth of colour. Buy any two GZ19xx colours for a 15% discount VAT TO BE ADDED

If you cannot find a colour you like see the CONTEM Stoneware range

VAT to be added on to all Glaze Prices

Glaze Mixing

We recommend sieving the powder before mixing to break it up, adding back any speckles for speckled glazes; we recommend using a powered hand mixer (drill with paddle spiral mixer or hand held blender for smaller lots) then sieve to ensure no agglomerated dry powder remains, and then rest it for two hours to allow any air to be absorbed and not create bubbles, pin holes when fired. For some glazes it is best to soak the powder with a little water first.

Dipping: Mix S/ware to double cream or slightly thinner to match the porosity of the bisque. Mix E/ware to single cream. Typical dipping recipe is E/ware 750/790gm liquid to 1000gm powder; S/ware 690/700gm liquid to 1000gm powder. Recommended liquid is 85% water to 15% medium or 2% SCMC cellulose solution. If you have problems keeping in suspension add 2% bentonite to the dry powder next time. This is a starting point - you may need to add more liquid to get the consistency you like.

Brush On: Typical brush on recipe is 100gm powder to 40gm water and 50gm medium or 90gm of 2% SCMC Cellulose solution. For some dense glazes you may have to put in as much as 105gm of liquid.

If you have already mixed a quantity of glaze and it is falling out of suspension then you can use calcium chloride as a flocculent, particularly in E/ware glazes. Dissolve one flake in a small amount of hot water and then add to slop one drop at a time.

Tips

Wipe down the salts after bisque firing these can reboil during glaze firing causing problmes.

Bisque fire gently and slowly - 50oC per hour from 750 to 900oC for example - enables all the gasses produced to escape and not be trapped. Trapped gasses can split ware, make underglazes peel, produce pin holes in glazes, bloat and warp the piece.