Mid Fire Specialty Series - Sample Pack
Product ID: 607433534
🎨7 vibrant glaze colors
🧴4 fl oz jars for precise control
🛡️Lifetime warranty protection
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The Penguin Pottery Mid Fire Specialty Series Sample Pack offers seven 4 fl oz jars of premium mid-fire glazes in a curated range of vibrant colors plus a jar of wax resist. Designed for both beginners and experienced ceramic artists, this set enables endless experimentation with glaze combinations and layering to create unique, professional-quality pottery finishes. Compact, versatile, and backed by a lifetime warranty, it’s the perfect toolkit to elevate your ceramic artistry.
| ASIN | B0CCFXSQJS |
| Batteries required | No |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (39) |
| Date First Available | 4 October 2023 |
| Item Weight | 48 Ounces |
| Item model number | PP-GZ-MH-SET6 |
| Product Dimensions | 12.7 x 12.7 x 12.7 cm; 1.36 kg |
A**R
Took a bit to figure out but fun colours to play with. Not sure I will purchases these glazes again.
J**D
Arrived with seals missing & open with bottles half filled. After mixing thoroughly with a paint mixer some product was thick & muddy & some water thin with a hard block in it that would not reconstitute. Replacement arrived. Bottles were sealed but same consistency issues. Fired on product as directed. Results are a flat matte dull color with inconsistent coverage. I have wasted clay, and most importantly my time, for an ugly outcome. I feel the product was temperature abused. I would like a full refund for both batches and a replacement. I do not feel I should have to waste any more of my time on a return.
J**E
Colors did not turn out as pictured. Fired at cone 5. Very disappointed. Thats the life of pottery and glazing.
K**A
I personally love this series. I ran into a few glaze issues based on different test rounds. - The glaze is thin, so ideally, dip the item so it gets full saturation or 4 coats. -Works well for the inside of cups/bowls more consistently because of the heat distribution -Often browned unevenly on my early pieces leaving undesirable outcomes on my pottery. -I used a clear celadon glaze over these after some trial and error. I found this helps with the inconsistencies. *View photos above for test pieces
G**F
Not a fan, some of the glazes were dry, some too runny, very inconsistent. Fired to 05, definitely not the color pictured. And no " glaze" to the piece at all. Was a summer project for our grandkids, disappointed to say the least
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