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If you love layers, coat your pieces with Duncan® Cover-Coat® Opaque Underglazes! Applied directly to bisque, these underglazes provide solid coverage over even the darkest colors, and are perfect for airbrushing and brushwork. Cover-Coat Underglazes fire to an opaque, porous matte finish and are safe for food when a food-safe clear glaze is applied over them. For custom colors, tint them with other Cover-Coat colors or Duncan® E-Z Stroke™ Translucent Underglazes.
How to use:
1. Apply 3 coats to bisque.
2. Fire to shelf cone 04 to permanently adhere Cover-Coats to ware.
3. Apply clear glaze if desired and fire to shelf cone 06.
4. Clean up with water.
Tips:
1. Cover-Coat colors may be tinted using E-Z Strokes™ or other Cover-Coat colors to create unique custom hues.
2. To create carved designs, a.k.a. sgraffito, gently scratch through the applied color to reveal the color or the clay body beneath it.
3. Painting with Cover-Coat Underglazes is similar to painting with acrylic paints and is a great fired alternative for a tole and decorative painter. Colors are opaque and generally one color covers the one beneath it. They must be fired to ensure maturation and stability. Clear glazes over all shows the truest colours.
4. Cover-Coat Underglazes are perfect for airbrushing and brushwork.
5. Great for layering because they dry quickly and can be painted over without lifting the colours underneath.
Sold as a SINGLE 2oz bottle.
Other colours are available within the Cover Coat range.
CLDN CC203-2OZ


MPN CC203-2OZ

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