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Specialty Products: Patch-A-Tatch

ITEM NO	SIZE	PRICE	DESCRIPTION
SY545	2 oz. 4 oz.	$2.60 $3.15	Patch-A-Tatch For mending broken pieces of greenware or bisque, or as a cement for joining attachments to greenware or bisque. Score and moisten broken surfaces Apply product with brush Join surface and smooth seams Fire when dry (see Label) Water cleanup

Fired on Snow Application:

A fired dimensional product that produces billowy white textures simulating snow. Used mainly as an accent on Christmas items and to create fur accents on animals. Can be tinted or accented with EZ Strokes underglazes. Apply with a variety of implements including a palette knife, brush, sponge, ice cream stick, or squeeze bottle. Can apply up to 3/4" thick. Avoid thin application. Apply to bisque Apply over unfired glaze... ....Fire to shelf cone 06 Do not thin & Water cleanup

Wax Resist Application:

A wax emulsion used for design work or special effects. A wax emulsion to repel underglazes and glazes applied over it (similar to wax used in fabric batik). The wax is burned off during firing, revealing designs or base colors. Wax Resist is also helpful in preventing chipping and peeling of color when creating sgraffitoed designs through opaque underglazes. Damped sponge or brush with Brush Cleaner (AS 952), squeeze out excess and apply 1 good coat to greenware, bisque, underglaze or glaze. Allow to dry thoroughly, then gently remove any excess color from the resist areas with a dampened sponge before firing. Fire greenware or bisque. Remove any loose fired underglaze particles with a stiff brush before glaze firing. For underglaze design:Apply base coat of underglaze color to greenware. Paint design with Wax Resist over base coat. When design is thoroughly dry, apply contrasting color over the ware. Bisque fire to shelf cone 04. After bisque firing, remove loose underglaze particles with a stiff brush before glazing. For glaze designs:Paint designs with Wax Resist directly on bisque or over 3 coats of dry, unfired glaze applied to bisque. When resist is dry, apply 1 coat of a second glaze color over the ware. Fire to shelf cone 06.

Mask 'n Peel Application:

A water based emulsions formulated to protect design areas or colors, making application of background or a joining colors faster and easier. It can be used under or between opaque underglazes, glazes or non fired acrylics, and under translucent underglazes. Dampen sponge or brush with Brush Cleaner (AS 952), squeeze out excess and apply 1 good coat to desired areas. Allow to dry thoroughly before applying color over it. While the color is still slightly damp, lift the corner of the masked area with a tool or your fingernail, and use your fingertips to gently roll the mask toward the area rather then away from it. Always check for and remove any remaining small particles. For underglaze designs:Apply a base coat of opaque underglaze color to greenware. Paint design with Mask'n Peel over the base coat. When the design is thoroughly dry, apply a contrasting color over the ware. Remove the mask while color is still slightly damp. Simple deign work can be done with just one application of Mask'n Peel. More colorful designs can be achieved with additional layers of Mask'n Peel and color, as long as the mask is removed after each color application. For glaze design: Paint a design with Mask'n Peel directly on bisque or over 3 coats of dry, unfired glaze applied to shelf cone 04 bisque. When mask is dry, apply 1 coat of a second glaze color, then remove mask while glaze is still slightly damp. As with underglazes, successive applications of Mask'n Peel can be used. For non fired color designs:Apply directly to bisque to protect areas while applying adjoining colors or apply over a base coat color. When mask is dry, apply the adjoining or second color, then remove mask while color is still slightly damp.

Application: Metallic Glazes

Duncan offers four metal like glazes that simulate the look of brass, bronze, pewter and silver. The polished metal finishes have a slight filigree effect. Can be used for solid coverage of a piece or for accenting. Apply 3 to 4 flowing coats Apply to shelf cone 04 bisque Fire to shelf cone (see Label) Do not fire with greenware or other glazes Water cleanup

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is the term used to describe placement of two or more glazes in close proximity on the same piece.




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