Liquid ceramic paint CD-03 Turquoise 100g

Universal ceramic paint

• recommended firing temperature: 980 - 1250°C
• color: turquoise
• in liquid

About Ceramiq® universal ceramic paints

Ceramiq® universal ceramic paints can be used as underglaze, inglaze (majolica), and overglaze paints. Their versatility and color diversity open up the limitless world of ceramic creation to you!

You can add water to the paint if the consistency is too thick for you - then the paint will be less opaque.

How can you use Ceramiq® universal paints?

• When painting on biscuit (as underglaze paints): This way, you'll achieve precise patterns whose shape will be exactly the same before and after firing. Apply a clear glaze to the painted piece. The transparent glaze Tafla Szkła (CQ11507) worked best for us – it has a wide firing range (from 950°C to 1100°C) and combines well with various clays (it rarely cracks).

• When painting on unfired glaze (as in-glaze/majolica paints), the patterns you paint may slightly change shape after firing – if the glaze you're applying the paint to is flowing, the painted pattern will change as well. As a white base for the paints, we recommend Bielik glaze (CQ20307) with Ceramiq Fix (thanks to Ceramiq Fix, the glaze doesn't flow and applies very smoothly).

• When painting on fired glaze (as overglaze paints): paint the design onto the glazed and fired piece. Fire the painted piece at 950-980°C – the fired design will be exactly the same before and after firing. Painting can be done on clay and porcelain.

Download the GUIDE: CQ Universal Paints. Ceramic colors you can paint any way you like.

Expert advice

"Depending on the thickness of the paint, you will get a different shade - try applying 1, 2 or 3 layers and see how the effect changes."


The color shown in the photo is approximate; the reproduction depends on the monitor settings and printer used. The color and effect of the paint are influenced by the mass used, the glaze, the firing temperature, and the atmosphere in the kiln.