Duncan Pure Brilliance Dipping Lowfire Brushable Glaze is the first-ever high-performance, nontoxic clear glaze. Featuring a fast and stable dry time, this craze-resistant clear glaze enhances underglaze colors with brilliant shine and superior protection.
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Kiln Required |
Yes |
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Cone Firing Range |
06 |
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Finish |
Clear Gloss |
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Coverage |
2 coats |
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Food Safe |
Yes |
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Nontoxic |
Yes |
How to Use:
Brush-On Formula:
- Mix clear glaze with palette knife.
- Sponge Application: Dab a clean sponge into glaze and dab one coat over colors on surface of bisque to cover. After the sponged coat has dried thoroughly, load glaze brush with glaze and brush on two coats. Allow to dry between coats.
- Brush Application: Load a glaze brush with glaze and apply two flowing coats. Let dry between coats.
- Let ware dry thoroughly. Set ware securely on clean, sharp stilts in kiln. Fire to cone 06.
Dipping Glaze Formula:
Initially mix with electric mixer for no more than 2 minutes. A stainless steel wire whisk can be used to stir glaze periodically.
Submerge a TL 497 Viscosity Cup into tank and fill with glaze. As you lift cup from glaze, begin timing. Stop timing when stream of glaze begins to break. A range of 19-24 seconds is normal. Add small amounts of water as needed (4 oz. at a time).
Hold ware with hands or dipping tongs. If using hands, wear protective gloves. As you remove ware shake away any drips or runs. Do not finger sand the piece as this can cause airborne dust.
If necessary on larger piece, dip unglazed portion, slightly overlapping glazed area for full coverage. Let dry.
Use a Fan Glaze Brush to touch up any missed areas after ware dries. Use a Palette Knife to shave off drips or runs.
Set ware on clean, sharp stilts in kiln. Fire to shelf cone 06.
Tips and Techniques
Mix clear glaze with palette knife.
Sponge Application: Dab a clean sponge into glaze and dab one coat over colors on surface of bisque to cover. After the sponged coat has dried thoroughly, load glaze brush with glaze and brush on two coats. Allow to dry between coats.
Brush Application: Load a glaze brush with glaze and apply two flowing coats. Let dry between coats.
Let ware dry thoroughly. Set ware securely on clean, sharp stilts in kiln. Fire to cone 06.
Dipping Glaze Formula:
Initially mix with electric mixer for no more than 2 minutes. A stainless steel wire whisk can be used to stir glaze periodically.
Submerge a TL 497 Viscosity Cup into tank and fill with glaze. As you lift cup from glaze, begin timing. Stop timing when stream of glaze begins to break. A range of 19-24 seconds is normal. Add small amounts of water as needed (4 oz. at a time).
Hold ware with hands or dipping tongs. If using hands, wear protective gloves. As you remove ware shake away any drips or runs. Do not finger sand the piece as this can cause airborne dust.
If necessary on larger piece, dip unglazed portion, slightly overlapping glazed area for full coverage. Let dry.
Use a Fan Glaze Brush to touch up any missed areas after ware dries. Use a Palette Knife to shave off drips or runs.
Set ware on clean, sharp stilts in kiln. Fire to shelf cone 06.
