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Interactive Pigments for Cone 6 Glazes
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Every one of our new Interactive Pigments is a fresh catalyst for your creativity. Starting from their rich, warm earth tones, these pigments create different results with each new clay or glaze you use with them. Pat Horsley once said that "Nothing is the same, and everything matters." Those words have never been more true than with Interactive Pigments!
- Use them under your glazes for solid color coverage or design work.
- Use them with wipe-back techniques for antiqued finishes to enhance texture, either alone or under a glaze.
- Use them over raw glazes (dry but unfired) for majolica techniques at cone 6.
- Use them with wax resist and multiple glazes for inlays and other design techniques.
No matter how you use them, you'll get color (or texture, or both!) results new and different from what you've seen before with your glazes. Check out the Pigment Plates below for just a handful of the possibilities.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Shake and stir well. Apply only 1 coat with a soft brush. Pigments may be thinned with water to lower the concentrations of color. As with all ceramic materials, do not eat, drink or smoke while working with clays or glazes.
FOOD SAFETY & HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS: Food safety for the Interactive Pigments is variable, depending on your application, the glaze, and intensity of pigment in the glaze. When the surface of the glaze has a high metallic sheen, or when the pigmented surface looks dull (and the glaze by itself wasn't), these are clues that the finish will not be foodsafe. If you like these effects, keep them on the outside of your vessels, for decoration only.
- IP201, IP202, IP203, IP205, IP206, IP207, IP208, IP209, IP211 and IP212 are certified as nontoxic when used as directed by brushing. Do not spray! IP201, IP203 and IP211 are the best choices for use in K-6 school programs.
- IP207, IP208, and IP212 contain cobalt, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer. Although this product has been determined in laboratory testing to be nontoxic, we have chosen to tag it with a Cautionary Label. You should wear protective gloves and clothing when working with these pigments. They are not recommended for use in K-6 school programs.
- IP204 and IP210 contain nickel, which may cause allergic reactions with inhalation or skin contact. Nickel is known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhalation or skin contact. Protective clothing and gloves must be worn when working with these two products. Do not spray them. Keep out of reach of children. Call your local Poison Control Center for more information
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IP99
Interactive Pigment Intro Set
....$58.10 purchased separately
....4oz each of 12 colors
....for cone 6 firing |
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Information Sheets to Download
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Pigments
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Pigments Price
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Pigments with
GLW12 Eggshell Wash |
Pigments with
GLW23 White Froth |
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Pigments with
GLW32 Latte |
Pigments with
GLW37 Pure White Matte |
Pigments with
GLW46 Northern Lights |
Pigments with
PG601 Perfect White |
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Pigments with
PG629 Super Clear |
Pigments with
PG630 Zinc-Free Clear |
Pigments with
PG633 Pacific Blue |
Pigments with
PG634 Scotch Pine |
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