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Mayco Texture Glazes : Magmas
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- A basic overview of Mayco's textured glaze, Magma, available in light (SW-405) and dark (SW-406).
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Quick Introduction: 0:09
Application Demo: 0:20
Variation & Adding More Texture: 2:31
Firing Advice: 3:35
Versatility: 4:09
Creative Uses: 4:24
Combined with Speckled Stroke & Coat: 6:27
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Quick Introduction: 0:09
Application Demo: 0:20
Variation & Adding More Texture: 2:31
Firing Advice: 3:35
Versatility: 4:09
Creative Uses: 4:24
Combined with Speckled Stroke & Coat: 6:27
I'm used to seeing company-made videos being super sales-pitchy and not helpful at all, but this overview was absolutely perfect. thank you!!!
That is a great video explanation of this new product. I can’t wait to try it. I wish I had bought the light as well as the dark!
@MaycoColors Hello there! I am waiting for light magma to be delivered ❤ I have a question about firing curve. My pieces are fired by someone else and will it be ok to fire as follows?150°C/h to 600°C
250°C/h to 1250°C
Hold the time for 30 minutes (soak)
It will be firing with other glazes as well that require that curve. This is what I have been told. Can't wait to try it!!! Thank you for the video!!
Thank you for great demo. What glaze combo did you use under (or over) dark magma? I am interested in creating similar running effect with dark magma. Can you achieve such effect in combination with black mate glaze?
is it the texture of the clay that makes it look rock-like, or is it the reaction of the glaze itself? in other words, is it going to look like it does in the thumbnail texture-wise on a smooth clay body? :)
It is the glaze that makes the texture. The tiles here are done on white stoneware. The texture will be more prominent the thicker you put it on.
Thank you for the demonstrations and tips! Is it possible to fire the glaze cone 2? My kiln can not fire that high so I have early sintering clay and fire glaze firing around cone 2.
could I glaze on top of the fired magma, and fire again? essentially using the magma as a texturizing medium, and then adding color on top?
Love this new glaze and tried it on some small pots. I fired to Cone 5 with a 5 min. hold, but didn't get the craters, just a sandpaper finish. Does this need to be fired to cone 6 to get the craters? Any holds, slow/fast firing?
Lydia
Cone 6 will probably get you better results. You can also email our technical team at technical@maycocolors.com for more assistance.
Can the glaze be spray applied? Looking to achieve more of a sandpaper finish, versus deep craters. We currently have a spray booth with a filter / fan in the studio.
You can spray and apply thin coats, just be sure to wear proper protective equipment when spraying.
Does this air dry or you need to heat it to make this product work ? I know nothing about ceramics I just would like to add this texture to a vase that I have
This is a mid-range to high-fire product and needs to be fired.
Does the light Magma glaze fume this bad as well?
is there any technique that gives this effect without having to take it to the oven?
Not that we know of.
Can you add pigment to the white color?
Masons stains tend to fire out when they are mixed with the Light Magma unfortunately.