Botz Pro 9305 Aquamarine Ceramic Glaze

Botz Pro 9305 Aquamarine gives ceramics a lively blue-green finish. Higher firing temperatures bring out its softer, pastel colour and glassy surface.

Botz Pro Glazes

Botz Pro is a range of ready-to-use brush-on ceramic glazes with a broad firing range of 1020–1280°C, suitable for both earthenware and stoneware. Their appearance changes with firing temperature. At around 1050°C, colours are generally stronger and almost opaque. At around 1150°C, they retain their colour while becoming more semi-transparent. At around 1250°C, they develop a glossier, glass-like surface with softer, pastel tones. For most colours, Botz recommends 2–3 coats at 1050°C and two coats at around 1150–1250°C. Thick application can cause the glaze to run, especially from 1150°C upwards. The manufacturer recommends the range for tableware, provided the glaze is fired correctly and is compatible with the clay body. Test the result on a sample before glazing finished work.

Botz Pro 9305 Aquamarine Ceramic Glaze

• Aquamarine produces a glossy blue-green shade with a hint of turquoise. It is stronger around 1050°C and develops a softer, more translucent pastel quality towards 1250°C.
• The Botz Pro range has a broad firing range of 1020–1280°C and can be used on both earthenware and stoneware.
• Apply the ready-to-use glaze with a brush to bisque-fired ware. Botz generally recommends 2–3 coats at about 1050°C or two coats at about 1150–1250°C.
• The fired result depends on temperature, coat thickness and clay body, so always make a test tile before glazing a finished piece.
• Thick layers may run, especially above about 1150°C. Leave the foot unglazed and protect the kiln shelf as appropriate.
• Botz recommends the Pro range for functional tableware when fired correctly and used with a suitable, properly matured clay body.