Metallic Copper Mid-Fire Glaze with Rich Black Undertones
Blackened Copper Speedball Mid-Fire Glaze develops a deep copper-red surface with rich black undertones and metallic variation. Texture and glaze thickness can make a noticeable difference to the fired appearance, allowing darker areas and brighter copper-toned flashes to develop across raised, recessed and heavier-coated sections.
Choose Blackened Copper when you want a darker metallic finish with more variation than a uniform copper colour. Cone 5 can produce satin black where the glaze is thinner alongside copper-red areas, while Cone 6 develops a glossier copper-red surface with metallic flashes. It can also be layered to create further variation, with supplied Cone 6 examples shown over several other Speedball Mid-Fire colours.
- Stir thoroughly before use and apply each coat evenly.
- For the supplied layering examples, apply two coats of Blackened Copper over two coats of the chosen base glaze and fire to Cone 6.
- Textured surfaces and heavier application can emphasise colour variation and brighter copper-toned flashes.
- Follow the specific firing and glazing instructions for your kiln and process.
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Specification
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Details
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Product type
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Mid-fire ceramic glaze
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Range
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Speedball Mid-Fire
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Colour and effect
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Deep copper-red with rich black undertones and metallic variation
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Size
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473ml
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Firing range
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Cone 5/6
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Firing atmosphere
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Oxidation
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Cone 5 result
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Satin black where thin with copper-red areas
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Cone 6 result
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Glossy copper reds with copper metallic flashes
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Recommended layers
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Three heavy coats for the supplied standalone test
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Cooling
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No slow cool for the supplied test
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Dinnerware safety
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Dinnerware safe when used and fired as directed
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