Mayco Stoneware Midfire Brushable Glaze SW-121 Smoke

SW-121 Smoke produces opaque grey-blue variation at cone 6 oxidation. Thin coverage reveals weathered brown beneath a blue-grey haze, while additional coats strengthen the grey-blue surface.

At a glance

Colour code

SW-121

Range

Mayco Stoneware

Firing

Cone 5–10

Format

Brushable glaze

Jar sizes

472 ml

Colour & firing notes

Raised areas can break brown. At cone 10 reduction the colour shifts to glossy sage-green variation.

How to apply

• Stir thoroughly before brushing, especially when crystals or specks have settled. Follow the individual label for the coat count and let coats dry.
• The colour description uses the stated firing conditions. Cone 10 reduction can give a very different result from cone 6 oxidation; match the clay and kiln programme to the intended firing.

Food-contact suitability

Check the current jar label for food-contact suitability. A finished piece needs a sound, cleanable glaze surface that fits the clay and has matured correctly; a product label alone does not certify every clay, glaze or layered combination.

Before glazing a full piece

Fire a test tile on your chosen clay before glazing a full piece. Record the coats, firing cone and cooling programme. Photographs show example fired results; clay colour, kiln atmosphere and application can change the appearance.

Manufacturer & supplier guides

• Mayco colour and firing guide
• CCG product guide

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