Pro Series Mixing Guide
Wet mixing from dry powder:
The starting point for most of the Pro Series glazes is 8 oz. - 12 oz. (235ml - 355ml) of water for Every 1 lb of dry glaze.
Some glazes require more water or less water per pound of dry glaze, so we recommend starting with 8 oz. and adding small amounts until you reach the correct specific gravity.
If the specific gravity is correct, but the slurry is too thick, the viscosity can be adjusted by adding a small amount Darvan. Alternatively if a glaze is too thin, a solution of Epsom Salt and water can be added to thicken the slurry.
For best results, mix throughly with a mechanical mixer by adding dry powder to water and sieving with a 60 mesh or 80 mesh sieve.
Our values are based on a 1-2 second quick dip on a cone 06 bisque Laguna B-Mix 5, Laguna MC-60 @ Cone 6 & Standard 105 @ Cone 06 clay bodies. The values may need to be adjusted to fit your clay body, and application style.
For best safety practice, make sure you are wearing a NIOSH approved resiprator, or are in a well-ventilated area, and mix slowly adding dry powder to water.
Pro Series Glaze Mixing Values
Glaze Name |
Specific Gravity |
Amber Clear |
1.4 |
Antique Blue/Green |
1.5 |
Astral Blue |
1.55 |
Black Orbit |
1.47 |
Black Gloss |
1.44 |
Blackberry |
1.44 |
Cash Money Blue |
1.45 |
Celadon Matte |
1.45 |
Chalkboard Black |
1.49 |
Classic Clear |
1.4 |
Copper Flare |
1.45 |
Cotton Candy |
1.5 |
Cranberry |
1.47 |
Crocus Red |
1.53 |
Electric Celadon Green |
1.47 |
Espresso |
1.47 |
Golden Tan |
1.35 |
Green Patina |
1.5 |
Jewelry |
1.55 |
Magic |
1.47 |
Matte Clear |
1.46 |
Metallic Black |
1.53 |
Midnight Blue |
1.43 |
Olympic Bronze |
1.4 |
Orchid |
1.47 |
Pear |
1.45 |
Satin Rutile |
1.47 |
Satin White |
1.47 |
Satin Clear |
1.45 |
Shino |
1.47 |
Tidal Pool |
1.47 |
Sea Glass Aqua |
1.46 |
Sea Glass Blue |
1.46 |
Sea Glass Green |
1.46 |
Brown Ash |
1.45 |
Blue Ash |
1.41 |
Electric Ash |
1.43 |
Green Ash |
1.45 |
White Gloss |
1.5 |
White Matte |
1.48 |
Winter Green |
1.48 |
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