Chrysanthos CC089H Wisley Pink Café Color H Glaze 250ml

Chrysanthos Café Color H Paint - Wisley Pink CC089H

• liquid underglaze paint;
• finish: satin-matte without clear glaze;
• purple color;
• firing temperature: 1186 - 1263°C;
• 250 ml package;

Do you dream of colors as vibrant as your artistic vision?
The Café Color H series comes to the rescue! The vivid colors of this series will make your heart sing with delight – you'll feel like you're in ceramic heaven :)
Apply the product directly to bisque and dip in clear glaze. Without applying glaze, you will achieve a chic, satin finish.

BASIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

The Cafe Color H series was created specifically for lovers of medium and high firing temperatures. If someone told you that you can't get a bright purple at 1263°C – they lied! Just look at the Eye In One shade... or maybe not, because you'll never want to use anything else besides the Cafe Color H series. We warned you!

• You can apply Cafe Color H paint to raw, unfired work. Then simply bisque fire the work, apply a clear glaze (dip or brush method – both work!) and fire again to achieve a shiny surface.
• Decorating bisque? Even simpler! Apply clear glaze and fire.
• Build intensity with layers – apply one, two, or three layers to achieve the perfect, expressive color boost!
• Allow each layer to dry for a perfect finish.
• The paints do not spread, so you can confidently place colors right next to each other.
• Use directly from the bottle, test your skills using a sponge, or dilute with water for airbrushing.
• Create your own unique shade – all colors can be freely mixed with each other.
• Full compatibility with products from the Underglaze and One Stroke series.
• Finish: satin (without using clear glaze).

Café Color H paints are fired in the range from Cone 4 (1186°C) to Cone 8 (1263°C), some colors even up to Cone 10 (1305°C) - check the description of the specific color.

The color shown in the picture is for reference only; reproduction depends on monitor settings or the printer used. The color and effect of the glaze are influenced by the clay body, glaze, firing temperature, and kiln atmosphere.