A matte and a glossy liner glaze

Tuesday 30th September 2014

Left: Ravenscrag G2928C matte on inside of mug. Right: A clear glossy. The matte needs to be soaked in the kiln long enough to make sure it develops a functional surface, especially on the bottom. Mattes are not always the best choice for food surfaces, but you can do it if you blend in enough glossy glaze to make it smooth enough not to cutlery mark.

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G2928C - Ravenscrag Silky Matte for Cone 6, How to Liner-Glaze a Mug, Food Safe, Dipping Glazes

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