Coyote's Texas Two Step glazes create the striking effect of Cone 10 Oil Spot glazes, but at Cone 5/6. These glazes work as a two part system, with the top coat pulling away to reveal brilliant spots of the glaze beneath. There are 3 '˜Undercoat' glazes (G-140 '“ G-142) and 5 '˜Overcoat' glazes (G-150 '“ G-154) for a wide variety of color combinations. See '˜Tips' for application instructions. All Texas Two Step glazes are independently certified Non Toxic and Dinnerware Safe. Apply to Cone 04 bisque and fire to Cone 5/6. Coyote Dry Glaze Mixing... Read More
Coyote's Texas Two Step glazes create the striking effect of Cone 10 Oil Spot glazes, but at Cone 5/6. These glazes work as a two part system, with the top coat pulling away to reveal brilliant spots of the glaze beneath. There are 3 '˜Undercoat' glazes (G-140 '“ G-142) and 5 '˜Overcoat' glazes (G-150 '“ G-154) for a wide variety of color combinations. See '˜Tips' for application instructions. All Texas Two Step glazes are independently certified Non Toxic and Dinnerware Safe. Apply to Cone 04 bisque and fire to Cone 5/6.
Many materials used by potters in glazes and clay are potentially hazardous substances. We at Bailey feel you should take precautions to minimize exposure.
1. Keep dry materials covered, handle carefully and avoid spillage. 2. Wear a NIOSH approved respirator when handling dry materials. 3. Wear rubber gloves when glazing or applying oxides and stains. 4. Keep your workspace clean and free from dust. 5. Use a wet mop or toxic dust vacuum for cleaning only- never sweep. 6. Do not eat or smoke in your workspace. 7. Wash your work clothes separately from other clothing.
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Application Instructions
To use the Texas Two Step glazes, simply apply a Step One Undercoat to bisque ware (2 or 3 coats brushing, 1 coat dipped) and wait for it to dry completely. Then, cover all or part of the first color with a Step Two Overcoat (2 or 3 coats brushing). When the piece is fired to cone 5/6 in an electric kiln, the glazes will interact, creating a phenomenal oil spot effect. Varying the thickness of the glazes during application will have a dramatic effect on the finished piece: the thicker the glazes are applied, the larger the spots they create will be. Coyote has found the optimum thickness to be 2 coats of the Step One Undercoat and 3 coats of Step Two Overcoat, but you may prefer thicker or thinner applications for different effects.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Quartz and Lithium Carbonate, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to For more info. go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
