Potter's Choice High Fire

Semi-gloss warm yellow, Golden Honey is a translucent glaze like whipped honey. Breaks lighter on texture, a richer color where thick. Layers well over AMACO Celadons, other Potter's Choice and Satin Matte glazes. Glaze layering fired results may run if paired with a runny glaze. We recommend testing any layering combination prior to putting it on a full ceramic piece. Shake well before use. For best results, do not thin the glaze and apply 3 brush coats to Cone 04 bisque. (Let the glaze dry between coats.) Glaze fire to Cone 5-6. Due to variations in raw materials used during manufacturing, we recommend firing glazed test tiles before using each new batch number of glaze.

PC-72 Fire & Ice is deep red where thick and icy blue where thin. Fire & Ice is a reduction copper red for electric firing with a dramatic icy blue-colored break on texture. Apply three coats for best oxblood red color. Layers well over AMACO Celadons, other Potter's Choice and Satin Matte glazes.Glaze layering fired results may run if paired with a runny glaze. We recommend testing any layering combination prior to putting it on a full ceramic piece. Shake well before use. For best results, do not thin the glaze and apply 3 brush coats to Cone 04 bisque. (Let the glaze dry between coats.) Glaze fire to Cone 5-6. Due to variations in raw materials used during manufacturing, we recommend firing glazed test tiles before using each new batch number of glaze.

PCF-16 Aurora Breeze is a hazy pink glaze with hints of blue and purple and dark speckles. It breaks across textured surfaces, developing a warm blush float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6. Shake well before use. Thin with water and AMACO® Gum Solution if needed. Apply 3 even coats of glaze to Cone 04 bisque. (Let the glaze dry between coats.) Glaze fire to Cone 5-6. Due to variations in raw materials used during manufacturing, we recommend firing glazed test tiles before using each new batch number of glaze.

A glossy pale green glaze like the melon it's named for. Breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6.

A glossy pale blue glaze like a delicate cloud. Breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color clay. Good at cone 5, m ore fluid at cones 6.

PCF-21 Ocean Drift is a calming blue color, interspersed with fine, dark speckles that add texture and visual interest. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6. Shake well before use. Thin with water and AMACO® Gum Solution if needed. Apply 3 even coats of glaze to Cone 04 bisque. (Let the glaze dry between coats.) Glaze fire to Cone 5-6. Due to variations in raw materials used during manufacturing, we recommend firing glazed test tiles before using each new batch number of glaze.

A glossy dark blue-gray glaze like a velvety night sky. Breaks dark across textured surfaces. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or a top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay.

PCF-33 Mystic Tide is earthy green, highlighted by a subtle, mottled texture that adds depth and complexity to the surface. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6. Shake well before use. Thin with water and AMACO® Gum Solution if needed. Apply 3 even coats of glaze to Cone 04 bisque. (Let the glaze dry between coats.) Glaze fire to Cone 5-6. Due to variations in raw materials used during manufacturing, we recommend firing glazed test tiles before using each new batch number of glaze.

PCF-36 Rose Mist features a soft, blush-pink base, with subtle hints of lavender and white swirls. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6. Shake well before use. Thin with water and AMACO® Gum Solution if needed. Apply 3 even coats of glaze to Cone 04 bisque. (Let the glaze dry between coats.) Glaze fire to Cone 5-6. Due to variations in raw materials used during manufacturing, we recommend firing glazed test tiles before using each new batch number of glaze.

A glossy pale pink glaze like a fresh flower. Breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cones 6.

PCF-60 Sunbeam is a radiant golden-yellow with subtle gradations of amber and honey. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6. Shake well before use. Thin with water and AMACO® Gum Solution if needed. Apply 3 even coats of glaze to Cone 04 bisque. (Let the glaze dry between coats.) Glaze fire to Cone 5-6. Due to variations in raw materials used during manufacturing, we recommend firing glazed test tiles before using each new batch number of glaze.

PCF-63 Sun Shower is a pale yellow interspersed with fine, dark speckles. It breaks across textured surfaces and develops a warm blush float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Good at cone 5, more fluid at cone 6. Shake well before use. Thin with water and AMACO® Gum Solution if needed. Apply 3 even coats of glaze to Cone 04 bisque. (Let the glaze dry between coats.) Glaze fire to Cone 5-6. Due to variations in raw materials used during manufacturing, we recommend firing glazed test tiles before using each new batch number of glaze.

A glossy cream glaze with runny dark specks like the bark of a birch tree. Break across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color of clay. Very fluid at cone 5, mo so at cone 6.

A glossy cream and green-mottled glaze that breaks across textured surfaces and develops a peachy float when thick. Great for layering with other glazes as a base or top coat. Beautiful on any color clay. Very fluid at cone 5, more so at cone 6.