Mayco Elements Glaze - Stormy Blue, Pint
Product ID: 25147414
Details
- BrandMayco
- ColorStormy Blue
- Special FeatureColor Changing
- StyleModern
- ThemeStorm Ocean
🔥Cone 06/05 firing range
🍽️Food Safe & Freeze/Thaw Stable
🛡️ACMI CL Certified & Lead Free
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🎨 Elevate your ceramics with stormy blue magic — where science meets soulful artistry!
Elements Glaze Stormy Blue EL-124 is a high-performance, opaque ceramic glaze that delivers rich, organic hues through glassy crystals. Certified non-toxic and food safe, it fires between cone 06 and 05, allowing artists to achieve high-fire aesthetics at lower temperatures. Its freeze/thaw stability and lead-free formula make it ideal for both functional and decorative pottery, perfect for professional and hobbyist ceramicists seeking unique, reliable results.
| ASIN | B0044SAZCC |
| Best Sellers Rank | #325,375 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #522 in Ceramics Glazes |
| Brand | Mayco |
| Brand Name | Mayco |
| Color | Stormy Blue EL-124 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 81 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Matte, Glossy |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00097539398357 |
| Item Type Name | Elements Glaze |
| Manufacturer | Coloramics LLC |
| Model Number | 411108 |
| Part Number | EL124P |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Special Feature | Color Changing |
| Special Features | Color Changing |
| Specific Uses For Product | Both Hot and Cold Drinks |
| UPC | 097539398357 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
J**Z
Excelente empaque
Llegó en perfecto estado ,no lo he utilizado todavía.
N**O
Works great on raku kiln
Brush on 2 coats and fire to cone 06 with trash can kiln (very unpredictable). Very good results every time. My go to sauce.
M**L
Not as advertised.
Did not fire to a blue but to an awful brown.
C**E
Five Stars
Beautiful color!
J**S
I must be doing it wrong
They keep coming out green with blue hint. I raku and not sure why but I've done several firings on different bodies at different temps trying to get stormy blue but all I get is (insert joke here). At least it's consistently green with blue hint but it isn't very stable and likes to run. Staying just below cone is recommended for this one or you'll be breaking out the grinder.
R**L
Great Vintage Look
Beautiful vintage browning effect on texture. Fired at cone 06.
T**0
Five Stars
Very nice glaze,
J**Y
Not blue…more like stormy gray. Beautiful deep sharkskin gray —- but not what I was after.
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