Blue-Grey Powdered Glaze for Textured Stoneware
Iron Chun Milton Bridge Stoneware Glaze develops a blue-grey fired surface with muted olive and charcoal variation across the visible sample. Darker colour gathers around the impressed decoration while lighter blue-grey areas remain across the surrounding surface, giving carved, stamped and textured pottery useful tonal definition without relying on an even single-colour result.
Choose Iron Chun when you want a cooler, subdued stoneware colour with natural-looking variation across surface detail. The 1kg dry format is well suited to testing and smaller batches; because the finished result can respond to the ceramic body, application and kiln conditions, establish the appearance on representative test pieces before glazing important work.
- Compare smooth and textured test pieces to see how the colour responds around surface detail.
- Use the intended ceramic body when preparing representative test tiles.
- Keep a labelled fired sample for comparison with later batches.
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Specification
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Details
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Product type
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Dry / powdered stoneware glaze
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Pack size
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1kg
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Mixing ratio
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1 part powdered glaze : 0.75 part water : 0.5 part medium
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Application
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Mix thoroughly, then apply up to 3 coats
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Firing range
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1240–1280°C / Cone 7–9
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Use
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Functional and decorative stoneware ceramics when fired as directed
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Recipe
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Contains no clay
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Brushing medium role
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Supports adhesion to the ceramic body, extends shelf life, reduces settling and helps minimise crazing during firing
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