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Elements

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Gorgeous non-toxic glazes in natural earth tones. Surfaces vary from gloss to matte, with subtle variations in each color for a truly unique look
No two pieces will ever be the same. Great for achieving a high fire pottery look at low fire temperatures.
Easy application make Elements ideal for ceramic projects in the classroom!

EL-101
Oyster Shell
EL-102
Sandstorm
EL-103
Sea Spray
EL-104
Heather Moor
EL-105
River Birch
EL-106
Tidal Pool
EL-107
Amber Ash
EL-108
Jade Moss
EL-109
Blue Ridge
EL-110
Mudslide
EL-111
Ruby Creek
EL-112
Tornado Sky
EL-113
Spanish Moss
EL-114
Copper River
EL-115
Iron Moss
EL-116
Blue Stone
EL-117
Waterfall
EL-118
Blue Grotto
EL-119
Burnished Steel
EL-120
Black Ice
EL-121
Copper Adventurine
EL-122
Malachite
EL-123
Patina
EL-124
Stormy Blue

Elements Chunkies

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Our popular earth tone Element Glazes now come with crystals! During the
firing, the crystals spread out to produce a burst of color to create a truly unique look. No two pieces will ever be alike, as the shape of the piece, glaze application, firing temperature and kiln load all affect the final glaze surface.

EL-201
River Bottom
EL-202
Bark
EL-203
Coal Dust
EL-204
Glowing Embers
EL-205
Jade Pebbles
EL-206
Meteor Shower
EL-207
Gold Mine
EL-208
Moss Creek
EL-209
Night Sky
EL-210
Bayou Rain
EL-211
Volcanic Glow
EL-212
Molten Rock
Mayco Tip Sheet

 

What are Elements™?

Elements™ are non-toxic glazes in natural earth tones. These unique glazes have surfaces that vary from gloss to matte with subtle variations in each color. Elements are great for achieving a natural organic look or a sophisticated elegant look.

What are Elements™ Chunkies?
Elements Chunkies are like Elements, but with crystals. During the firing, the crystals spread out to produce a burst of color to create a truly unique look. Like Elements, they are easy to use and great for achieving the look of high fire pottery.

How do I apply Elements™?
Apply to properly fired shelf cone 04 bisque. Use a soft fan or glaze brush, depending on the area and surface to be covered. Generally three coats of glaze is recommended; however, applying four coats will produce a totally different look. For a different effect, brush on three coats and apply a final fourth coat using a silk or sea wool sponge. Element Chunkies (EL-200’s) are an Elements base with the addition of crystals. Apply Element Chunkies in the same manner as Element glazes.

How are Elements™ fired?
Fire to shelf cone 06. Allow the pieces ample room in the kiln for air circulation during firing. A heavily loaded kiln will affect the color and the float within colors. Elements may also be fired at higher temperatures, up to shelf cone 6. These glazes develop their own personalities when high fired. Consult Mayco’s High Fire Guide for individual results.

Are Elements and Element Chunkies Overglaze Compatible?
Elements and Element Chunkies are not overglaze compatible. When Elements are fired to lower overglaze firing temperatures (shelf cone 018-020), the original glaze color changes. However some of the matte finish Elements have interesting finishes after an overglaze firing. Experiment and make test samples before using overglazes with Elements.

Can Elements™ be Mixed with Other Glazes?
Using Elements with Pottery Coat, Pottery Coat Stucco and Pottery Cascade creates beautiful effects. However, intermixing Elements with other glazes is unpredictable; make test samples first to see if the fired result is the desired effect. Combining them with other products may alter the chemical composition and change their non-toxic status.