Underglaze ceramic paint is applied to ceramics before the final glaze firing. It allows for intricate designs and vibrant colors that remain stable under a clear glaze. If you need precise color results, make a test piece before firing. Factors like kiln type, temperature, placement, glaze thickness, and porcelain clay properties can affect the color and firing results. The detailed picture shows the glaze effect on white porcelain clay.
Shake or stir the liquid glaze before use and seal it afterward. Dilute the concentrated glaze with water to avoid cracking. If the glaze precipitates or agglomerates, add water and stir.
Volume 80ml
Recommended Firing Temperature 1180 - 1250°C (assuming no temperature difference in the kiln).
Note Most kilns have temperature differences. Use a home temperature cone to measure and adjust the firing curve, then test fire. To ensure the ceramic is food-safe, you will need to apply a clear transparent glaze before firing.
