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At low-fire temperatures, the glaze is coral with white and black speckles. At higher firing temperatures, the color stays the same and the speckles soften.
At low-fire temperatures, the glaze is coral with white and black speckles. At higher firing temperatures, the color stays the same and the speckles soften.
At low-fire temperatures, the glaze is coral with white and black speckles. At higher firing temperatures, the color stays the same and the speckles soften.
At low-fire temperatures, SP-289 Cutie Pie Coral glaze creates a coral base with a speckled effect in white and black. One coat gives a lighter, semi-transparent effect and may leave more visible brush marks, while additional coats increase coverage and create a more even surface. At a higher firing temperature, the color remains unchanged, while the speckles gently soften.
Mayco Speckled Stroke & Coat glazes are thick, highly pigmented speckled glazes from the Stroke & Coat family. They combine an intense color base with fine ceramic frit particles, which create contrasting speckles and irregular spots after firing. With a thin coat, brush marks are visible; with 2-3 coats, the surface becomes more even and the coverage increases. After firing, the glazes are glossy and do not require an additional clear glaze. At low-fire temperatures, the colors usually remain clean and vivid, while at higher firing temperatures the speckles may soften and form larger spots. Before repeat production, it is worth making a test tile on your chosen clay body and in your own kiln.
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