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The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The AMACO Low Fire Matt glaze series is a group of satin-matt glazes that boast a bright, lively color palette and a buttery soft surface after firing. Unlike more fluid glazes, these glazes are stiff and will not flow in the kiln, making them perfect for certain types of decorative techniques and surface treatment for both pottery and sculptural ware. (The LM cups were created by artist Justin Rothshank.)
For Matte Surfaces Dinnerware Safe Cups shown are on Red Clay (overglaze decals fired after) Birds shown are White Clay Cone 05
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
(HF) High Fire The High Fire Cone 5 glaze series combines your favorites from the legacy Sahara and Celebration glaze lines. High Fire glazes produce interesting effects in both oxidation and reduction and should be brush-applied to bisque ware fired to Cone 04 for the best results. Reliable glazes for Stoneware and Porcelain Dinnerware safe Cone 5 / 6
The Cone 4/6 Ash glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. The ash glazes are not designed to cover the entire surface. Instead they are intended to be used in a single coat on the top or rim of vertical surfaces and allowed to run and intermix its other glazes on the piece and create exciting and fascinating color variations and effects.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The Cone 4/6 Ash glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. The ash glazes are not designed to cover the entire surface. Instead they are intended to be used in a single coat on the top or rim of vertical surfaces and allowed to run and intermix its other glazes on the piece and create exciting and fascinating color variations and effects.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Opaque Gloss glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. These glazes require 2 to 3 coats by brushing for opaque coverage. In general, a more even appearance can be achieved by alternating the direction of brush strokes by 90° to the previous coat (i.e. first brush up and down the piece, next coat brush side to side). These glazes do not bleed together very much so they can usually be butted against each other without the colors running.
The Cone 4/6 Ash glazes are all lead-free, dinnerware safe, and A/P non-toxic. The ash glazes are not designed to cover the entire surface. Instead they are intended to be used in a single coat on the top or rim of vertical surfaces and allowed to run and intermix its other glazes on the piece and create exciting and fascinating color variations and effects.
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
(HF) High Fire The High Fire Cone 5 glaze series combines your favorites from the legacy Sahara and Celebration glaze lines. High Fire glazes produce interesting effects in both oxidation and reduction and should be brush-applied to bisque ware fired to Cone 04 for the best results. Reliable glazes for Stoneware and Porcelain Dinnerware safe Cone 5 / 6
The low-fire Cone 06/04 Low-Stone glazes (low-fire but stoneware-style effects) are all lead-free and dinnerware safe. Requires 2-3 coats for opaque coverage and unlike other earthenware glazes can create wonderful and surprising combinations when layered with each other.
