Spectrum 1405 Blue Oyster Shino Stoneware Glaze Casting Clays The scooped end of the

The scooped end of the Thumb Tool allows you to use it instead of your actual thumb when hand-building

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The wax is applied to the base and rims of the pieces before glazing

designed to be used with the overcoats for oilspots

Excellent Thermal Properties

Spectrum 1405 Blue Oyster Shino Stoneware Glaze Casting Clays The scooped end of theBrushing Directions: Shake or stir well. Use a soft brush to apply 3 smooth, flowing coats to stoneware clay which has been bisque fired to cone 04. Dry foot or stilt, and fire to cone 5 6. Thin with water if necessary. Shino glazes fire to a satiny matte finish at cone 5 or a slightly shinier finish at cone 6. They are designed to break so that you see different shades of color in areas of different thicknesses. The breaking effect becomes more