Creative Glazes

Which Type of Paint should I use? Read the following general review of glazes and underglazes to determine which type of paint to use on your ceramic project.

Ceramic Art Space

The clear glazes in this category are for applying over underglazes. The IN1001 is a fully non toxic firable glaze. It fires at cone 06. It is dinnerware safe when fired at cone 06. They come in 4 oz, pints (16 oz) or gallons. Dipping glaze in gallons available upon request when checking out. Please request it in the coment section. This is the recommended glaze for schools and institutions. This product, like all clear glazes requires 2-3 coats in its application. The GL612 is also a clear glaze for application over underglazes. However this glaze does contain certain engridients that merit a caution label on this product. If handled according to the directions and fired at cone 06, it is a dinnerware safe glaze and is probably the best clear glaze on the market. Not for use in schools or institutions. They come in 4 oz.,pints (16 oz.) or gallons. Dipping glaze in gallons available upon request when checking out. Please request it the coment page. This product, like all clear glazes requires 2-3 coats in its application.,Duncan cone 06 low fire food safe clear glaze In1001 pint (blue)

Pieces Of Vermont.com

Bennington Pottery is offered in a variety of pottery glazes, including blue agate, mustard and new tavernware.

DigitalFire Corporation

INSIGHT glaze software from Digitalfire helps you apply glaze chemistry to formulate and adjust ceramic glazes, enamel, glass and porcelain compounds.

Ephriam Faience Pottery

Ephraim Faience Pottery's glazes are admired for their richness, depth and texture. The natural beauty that surrounds us is a great source of inspiration.

Blick Art Materials

From Dick Blick Art Materials - Find a great selection of glazes in a wide array of different colors and textures. Powdered and liquid glazes plus underglaze colors are available.