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Mayco SW-131 Birch glaze, when fired at 1240°C, gives a beige-grey color, which with increasing temperature of reduction firing the glaze becomes cream-white with brown accents over texture.
Mayco SW-131 Birch glaze, when fired at 1240°C, gives a beige-grey color, which with increasing temperature of reduction firing the glaze becomes cream-white with brown accents over texture.
Mayco SW-131 Birch glaze, when fired at 1240°C, gives a beige-grey color, which with increasing temperature of reduction firing the glaze becomes cream-white with brown accents over texture. The glazes from the Mayco Stoneware series are designed for firing in the temperature range of 1200-1300°C, in both oxidation and reduction atmospheres. Stir them well before use and apply on bisque in layers with a brush. The final appearance of the glaze will depend on the clay body used, the number of layers and the firing curve.
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