AMACO Crawls High Fire Glaze Pint, 16 oz. (473 mL), Intermixable Mid-High Fire Cone 5-6 "CR" Glazes for Bisque, CR-41 Lime Green

AMACO Crawls CR-41 Lime High Fire Glaze is a glossy lime-green glaze that, when fired, crawls into raised shapes of varying sizes and forms. The result is a surface marked by unpredictable, natural patterns that add unique texture and visual interest to each piece. Apply 1-4 even coats of glaze to Cone 04 bisque, then fire to Cone 5-6; allow each coat to dry almost fully but before any significant cracking occurs. 16 oz. (473 mL) jar.Bring ceramic surfaces to life with the unique, spontaneous patterns of intermixable, mid-high fire (Cone 5-6) AMACO Crawls "CR" Glazes! Traditionally seen as a flaw, these glazes are made to embrace glaze crawl. Crawling occurs when the glaze pulls back from the surface during firing, creating a textured, uneven finish that reveals the underlying clay body or other glaze layers. Ideal for larger forms with significant surface area, Crawls require space to develop their unique look.Crawls can be used independently or layered over underglazes or other Cone 5-6 glazes like AMACO Celadon "C" Glazes for dynamic effects; the crawling will reveal underlying glaze layers, adding interest, depth, and contrast. Crawl glazes will develop hairline cracks as they dry; handle with care. More coats create larger glaze dots; thinner coats produce a finer bead effect. Increased coats will produce more cracks. Crawls can be mixed within the line to create custom colors. Food safe when layered over AMACO Celadon "C" Glazes.

• AMACO Crawls CR-41 Lime High Fire Glaze (16 oz.) is a glossy lime-green glaze that, when fired, crawls into raised shapes of varying sizes and forms.
• Apply 1-4 even coats of glaze to Cone 04 bisque, then fire to Cone 5-6; allow each coat to dry almost fully but before any significant cracking occurs.
• Bring ceramic surfaces to life with the unique, spontaneous patterns of intermixable, mid-high fire (Cone 5-6) AMACO Crawls "CR" Glazes!
• These glazes are made to embrace glaze crawl. Traditionally seen as a flaw, crawling occurs when the glaze pulls back from the surface during firing, creating a textured, uneven finish that reveals the underlying clay body or other glaze layers.
• Crawls require space to develop their unique look and are ideal for larger forms with significant surface area.
• "Glazes develop hairline cracks as they dry; increased coats will produce more cracks. More coats create larger glaze dots; thinner coats produce a finer bead effect.
• Crawls can be used independently or layered over underglazes or other Cone 5-6 glazes like AMACO Celadon "C" Glazes for dynamic effects.
• Intermixable within the line; create custom colors!"