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Potter's Choice Flux
Based on the widely popular PC-17 Honey Flux glaze, all of the colors in the Potter's Choice Flux glaze series line are the perfect addition to any potter's glaze tool box. These glazes are beautiful on textured surfaces where the glazes can break and show the clay body color.
The PCF's are great for layering with other Potter’s Choice glazes, AMACO Celadons, or AMACO Shino glazes. These glazes can be used alone or layered to soften the colors of other glazes and increase flow.
PCF-16 Aurora Breeze
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PCF-18 Honeydew
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PCF-19 Cirrus Flow
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PCF-3 Midnight Run
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PCF-54 Flux Blossom
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Resources
Potter's Choice Flux
Potter's Choice Flux
Based on the widely popular PC-17 Honey Flux glaze, all of the colors in the Potter's Choice Flux glaze series line are the perfect addition to any potter's glaze tool box. These glazes are beautiful on textured surfaces where the glazes can break and show the clay body color.
The PCF's are great for layering with other Potter’s Choice glazes, AMACO Celadons, or AMACO Shino glazes. These glazes can be used alone or layered to soften the colors of other glazes and increase flow.
Variety of Colors and Surfaces | Cone 5 - 6 | Limitless Layering Combinations!
Cone 5 = 1184°C (at 150°C/hour for the final 100°C of firing) / 2201°F ( at 270°F/hour in the final 200°F of firing)
Cone 6 = 1241°C (at 150°C/hour for the final 100°C of firing) / 2266°F ( at 270°F/hour in the final 200°F of firing)
Video Resources
AMACO Glaze Tips
AMACO Glaze Tips
Top 5 Glazing Tips & Tricks
Glazing woes?? Have no fear - Amaco is here!! Follow along in our first Top 5 video where we guide you through our top tips and tricks when it comes to brushing glaze on your ceramic wares.
The sample pieces we show in Amaco ads and layering brochures aren't achieved by camera tricks or elaborate firing schedules, but simply by a uniform method for applying glazes and tracking results.
AMACO Safety Information
AMACO Safety Information
SDS Sheets
You may start to notice some new icons and warnings on our Safety Data Sheets. Our formulations are still the same, and all of the safety information comes from testing and evaluation by an ACMI-approved toxicologist.
The additional information and symbols will help our customers ensure they're using our products safely, even in industrial environments that may use a variety of chemicals.
AMACO has a comprehensive library of SDS files for all of their products, including discontinued products.
Click here to find the Safety Data Sheet for any AMACO product
