Spectrum Satin Glazes
Cone 06-04 Low Fire

      The Spectrum Satin Glaze series consists of 8 glazes. The complete line of Stain Glazes are lead-free and food-safe when properly fired in oxidation (electric kilns), and most are nontoxic for safe use in the classroom.  Go to the bottom of this page for additional product and technical information.  Spectrum Satin Glaze Series are packaged in 4oz. bottles, big mouth pints and gallons. The Spectrum Satin Glazes are formulated for Cone 06-04 firing, but for best results should be fired to 05 or 04.
Satin Glazes
 250
Clear
251
White
253
Black
254
Taupe
261
Yellow
262
Sea Green
Pint $10.50
 		 Pint $12.00
 		 Pint $17.00
 		 Pint $12.00
 		 Pint $11.50
 		 Pint $13.50
 
           
       
263
Quebec Blue
264
Dark Red
        
Pint $13.50
Pint $
        
           
           
           
           
 
Prices Subject to Change with out Notice.

Health Labels:

2 indicates glaze in the liquid form may contain excessive levels of copper.  Should be considered toxic in the liquid form, though the product is food-safe when properly fired.  

Series: 250 to 269
Glaze Type: Low Temperature
 

CLEAR SATIN GLAZE

250 - This cone 06/04 clear glaze has a smooth satin finish and is ideal for covering underglaze designs. It should also be applied thinly as it may cloud if applied too heavily. It is lead-free, dinnerware safe, A/P non-toxic and also zinc free.

OPAQUE SATIN GLAZES

251-269 - These cone 06/04 glazes provide solid coverage and a beautiful satin finish. They require 3 coats by brushing. Satin glazes tend to be stiffer and do not move much in firing, so an even application is important. They are sensitive to the firing temperature, in that the hotter they are fired the smoother and glossier the surface will become. They are all lead-free, dinnerware safe and A/P non-toxic.
 

 

 

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