Fort Pottery Company - Opulence Glazes

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Opulence Glazes

Use the four base glazes to develop your own colors. Add any stain to your color specifications. All are safe in microwave and dishwasher. Add dry glaze to water at a 1:1 ratio, by weight. Sieve with a 60 mesh screen. Glaze may be dipped, brushed or sprayed. * Available through special order.

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Glossy Neutrals

C/6-114 *

Ultra White

C/6-125

Clear

C/6-138

Heavy Cream

C/6-243 *

Biscotti

C/6-346

Gloss White

Glossy Medium Colors

C/6-262 *

Red Earth

C/6-279 *

Redwood

C/6-441 *

Turquoise

C/6-502

Denim Blue

C/6-503

Celadon

C/6-508 *

Goldenrod

Matte Neutrals

C/6-510

Matte Color Base

C/6-513

White

Glossy Dark Colors

C/6-127

Black

C/6-240

Burgundy

C/6-362 *

Grape

C/6-368

Midnight Blue

C/6-394

Hunter Green

C/6-421 *

Real Teal

C/6-447 *

Dark Spruce Green

FPC

C/6-481 *

Grease

Reduction Look Colors

C/6-600

Antique Iron

C/6-601

Autumn Frost

C/6-604

Callico

C/6-605

Blue Monday

C/6-606

Sm. Mnt. Mist

C/6-608

Pebble Beach

C/6-611

Eggshell

C/6-615

Rouge

C/6-616

Celery

C/6-617

Galaxy

With Opulence Clear #125, a variety of beautiful results can be achieved with the addition of 10 -15 % Mason Stain. Porcelain Bottles by Juliet Dearing

Glaze Safety Information

Products bearing the AP Approved product seal of the Art and Creative Materials Institute, Inc. contain no materials in sufficient quantities to be toxic or injurious to humans or to cause acute or chronic health problems. They may be used with complete confidence by persons of all ages including young students (K-6) and handicapped adults.

Products bearing the CL Health Label (Cautions Required) seal of the Art and Creative Materials Institute, Inc. are certified to be properly labeled according to the chronic hazard labeling standard, ASTM D-4236 and the U.S. Labeling of Hazardous Art Materials. These glazes and underglazes should be used only by persons who can read and follow suggested label precautions for safe use.

Glaze Safety Key

Use this key as a guide to safety information for individual glazes and underglazes above. Caution: None of these products should be taken internally. They contain ingredients not suitable for ingestion or inhalation. Note: In order for glazes labeled (1) (2) or (5) to be dinnerware safe, they must be fired to recommended firing temperature. Read labels on glaze containers for more information.

(1) Non-Toxic. Can be used safely by everyone. Dinnerware safe if fired properly.
(2) Contains some heavy metals. Can be safely used by people who are able to read, understand, and follow suggested safety precautions for handling these materials. May be dinnerware safe if fired properly.
(3) May invite bacterial growth due to the soft or crackle nature of the glaze. Not dinnerware safe.
(4) Contains lead and/or cadmium. Not dinnerware safe.
(5) Contains encapsulated cadmium. Dinnerware safe if fired properly.