Soft Blush White Mid-Fire Glaze with Pink Fired Variation
Blushing White Speedball Mid-Fire Glaze develops a soft white surface with subtle pink flashes that give the fired colour a gentle blush character. The supplied sample shows a light, understated finish rather than a strong solid pink, making this a useful choice when you want a pale glaze with more warmth and variation than a straightforward white.
Choose Blushing White when you want the pink response to remain delicate or build gradually through additional glaze application. It can also be layered with other Speedball Mid-Fire colours for more varied results. Manufacturer guidance recommends avoiding dark clay bodies, so test the glaze on your chosen clay and firing programme before using it on important work.
- Stir thoroughly before use and apply each coat evenly.
- For the supplied layering examples, apply two coats of Blushing White over two coats of the chosen base glaze and fire to Cone 6.
- Extra coat build can increase the pink response and create a stronger gradient.
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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 & effect
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Soft white with pink flashes
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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 white with pink flashes
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Cone 6 result
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Semi-gloss white with pink 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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Clay body guidance
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Avoid dark clays
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Dinnerware safety
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Dinnerware safe when used and fired as directed
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