Stoneware Clear Glaze

$12.77

Formulated for mid- to high ranges, Cone 5-10. Ideal for use with Speedball Underglazes. Available in two sizes (Pint and Gallon

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What is the difference between glaze and underglaze?

Underglaze fires matte and is not sealed unless a clear glaze is applied and fired on top of it. Additionally, underglaze can be similar to a paint in that the fired color is similar to the color when fired. Glazes will melt and seal the piece without the use of a clear glaze and often fire to a very different color than when applied.

Are these glazes mixable?

Yes! You can mix the glazes prior to applying to create your own custom colors, however we always recommend firing a test tile to ensure the final result is your desired shade.

What is the shelf life of Speedball glazes and underglazes?

Speedball glazes and underglazes have a shelf life of 2 years after manufacture, however when properly stored and maintained they can last much longer.

What temperature should I bisque to for Speedball glazes and underglazes?

We recommend bisquing to cone 05/04 for Speedball glazes and underglazes.

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Our dedication to quality is evident in every facet of our process in manufacturing our popular line of glazes and underglazes. After being mixed by one of our trained technicians, each batch is run through an extensive quality control process to verify viscosity and color, including test tiles being fired overnight prior to filling.

Stoneware Clear Glaze

What is the difference between glaze and underglaze?

Are these glazes mixable?

What is the shelf life of Speedball glazes and underglazes?

What temperature should I bisque to for Speedball glazes and underglazes?

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vegan

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