Hi, could you please share the technique used on the vase? Did you used clear glaze on the white flowers? If you could share the full technique that would be awesome!
Who has the bright idea to film and post an educational video, sales video, in a reduced size portait style. Where we cannot a see a full landscape view. Not very smart…
I’ve used the speckled buff and brown and they are great! Two coats, no sticking to the shelves at all. So exciting!
Great info. Product has lots of possibilities.
Great review by this host. Knowledgeable 👑
Question. You suggested putting on bisque. Do you just need to let it completely dry and then glaze? Or do you need to bisque before glaze?
You can put on bisque, greenware or wet clay. Let the engobe dry before applying glaze but you don't have to fire the engobe before adding glaze.
Can I mix engobes to make custom colors? I want something between dark brown and speckled buff.
yes
On the vace with white flowers what glaze was used
I'm sorry if I just missed this somehow, but did you say which glazes are over the engobes on the carved test tiles (besides the SW-216)?
Hi, could you please share the technique used on the vase? Did you used clear glaze on the white flowers? If you could share the full technique that would be awesome!
hi..are there options to buy the engobes in a dry format?
Can you use them for cone 10. Could you use them in a wood kiln
You can use at cone 10! For soda firing, please reach out to our technical team at technical@maycocolors.com
can i also use this engobe for low range firing
No, they need at least a cone 5.
Who has the bright idea to film and post an educational video, sales video, in a reduced size portait style. Where we cannot a see a full landscape view. Not very smart…
Because the video was filmed as an Instragram live where the video dimensions are not fit for landscape view. But thanks for your input!