Testing AMACO Shino Glazes

Are your Shino glazes giving you trouble? Follow along in this video while one of our tech support gurus walks you through proper glaze application for AMACO Shinos.
In this video, the tools we use are listed below:
- AMACO Shino Glaze - we used SH-46 Matcha Matte
- V-370 Underglaze - it's important to label the back of your test tiles
- Fan brush
- Bisque fired tile of your clay body - we used AMACO No. 58 Warm Brown Stoneware
Remember that it's always important to test AMACO glazes on your clay bodies!
Learn more about AMACO Shinos here: www.amaco.com/...
Music: "Indie Rock" - Scott Holmes (freemusicarchive.com)

[@mreinstein48]

Th emore you put the coats, the lightest the color is?!

[@MrNicofrog]

No my Shino glazes are not giving me "trouble:YOUR Shino glazes have no resemblance whatsoever to the Japanese ,no world wide accepted Shino Glazes ,fair glazes sure enough but miles from shino,why call it that? shino glazes are orange in color (not an easy effect for high temp. reduction fired ware ). obviously you are interested ,try this experiment with a rare earth element called AMBLIGONITE ,it will be hard to find ,make a simple standard four ingredient high fire glaze substitute amb. for flux? then silica, then clay? you will get there.