Antimony OxideSafety Data Melting Point 650C It can be used in combination with rutile and titanium as a yellow body stain, and frequently is used in glass as a decolorizing agent and stabilizer in emerald green and ruby red compositions. When used in combination with lead glaze, it gives a color commonly called Naples Yellow. The brick industry employs antimony to bleach the surface of red burning clay to a buff color to produce variegated coloration.

carefully spray or brush a diluted coat of Gum Solution all over the surface to seal the underglaze

Water Resistant

smoothly rotating

and increases the firing range

PC-24 Sapphire Float is a glossy

Cinnamon Velvet Underglaze is a deep sienna color that is very warm at cone 05

A clear glaze over Baby Blue accentuates the color at cone 05 but begins to burn out some color at cone 5 and cone 10

V-324 Blush is a warm

stainless-steel blade leaves clean edges and pulls through clay effortlessly

Spare blade sets are available

Additional brent® B features:

this glaze tends to have more metallic spots