Marcia Selsor 2,017 Posted November 14, 2010 Report Share This is using 10% deep crimson Mason stain in a glaze altered by Ron Roy for Sue Hintz Version#2 ^6 OXIDATION Cornwall Stone 33.5 G200 22 Whiting 18 Ger. Borate 10 EPK 5.5 Silica 11 Bentonite 2 Deep Crimson 10% Quote Link to comment
docweathers 170 Posted February 21, 2013 Report Share Compared to the deep crimson color swash on the Mason site, it looks like there's quite a bit of fading. mason colors Are there any better alternatives or techniques? Quote Link to comment
Marcia Selsor 2,017 Posted February 22, 2013 Report Share Compared to the deep crimson color swash on the Mason site, it looks like there's quite a bit of fading. mason colors Are there any better alternatives or techniques? Just increase the percentage to get the color you want. It is not fading. It may not be as intense due to the percentage used. That photo was taken the day after it was fired. It is the same color today after 5 years. Maybe what you think is fading is the reflection of the sun or where it is breaking on the rim and high spots. It is on porcelain. Quote Link to comment
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