SD172-Macadamia "Dry"

From solid shades to those that create interesting color variation as they move and break, Stoneware Matte glazes provide a variety of colors and performance characteristics. Some matte glazes have opaque solid coverage and others are semi-transparent and variegated. Application thickness is key to making Stoneware Matte glazes work well. They will work on a variety of clay bodies and have a firing range from cone 5 to 10. (Do your own test).

Dry formulas of Mayco Stoneware glaze added to water and used in buckets for dipping or pouring techniques. Many functional potters prefer dipping to painting for even coverage. The colors and formulas are identical in dry form, minus the added organic gums. Mayco Stoneware Dry glazes (SD is the prefix, it stands for Stoneware Dry) are great for pieces with a lot of surface texture and for layering techniques. Tip: Apply AC-302 Wax Resist to the bottom for easy dry foot clean-up.

Mixing Ratio: 5lb of Dry Material / 4-5 Pints Water.

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Cone: 6 (fired flat, in oxidation, on white stoneware body)
Finish: A creamy vanilla matte glaze that add accents of gold. Satin matte.
Dinnerware Safe: Yes (If properly mixed, applied, and fired to proper cone)