Mayco RK101 Copper Metallic Raku Glaze, Pint Glazes. Low Fire-Mayco Considered by some as a

Considered by some as a stoneware clay

The most widely used plaster in the ceramic industry

which is then rubbed through the screen onto your surface

The screens are lightly folded and the crease does not impact design reproduction)

it disassociates enough in many glaze types to be useful as a source of Al2O3 to the melt (however the finer the particle size the better)

Mayco RK101 Copper Metallic Raku Glaze, Pint Glazes. Low Fire-Mayco Considered by some as aoppy Penny develops a glossy copper color with various iridescent shades. Due to the unpredictable nature of this firing technique, results will vary with every firing. To apply, shake for 5 6 seconds, stir well and apply 2 coats to bisqueware. Allow to dry thoroughly and fire to cone 06 (1850F, 1010C). Reduce in your choice of combustible materials. Thinner coats tend to produce greater metallic effects, if you are not getting the desired metallic