[Underglaze transfer and stroke & coat]

17 hours ago, neilestrick said:

Stroke N Coat would be an expensive way to cover a pot. And they would be opaque if thick enough to cover well.

It's just 2 small mugs and I have yet to use any of the big bottle of stroke and coat so it wouldn't cost me anything . The color I have is pretty light and translucent (not all the way transparent) when using 2 or 3 coats so that's why I was asking if anyone had tried. I figured maybe the black underglaze would still show through the translucent jade color, but wanted to ask if anyone has tried it.

[Underglaze transfer and stroke & coat]

19 hours ago, Bill Kielb said:

Stroke and coat is a lowfire glaze that can fire to cone 10 if memory serves me and .......... Is opaque. Are you sure you want to cover your underglaze with it?

The color I have is pretty light and translucent (not all the way transparent) when using 2 or 3 coats so that's why I was asking if anyone had tried. I figured maybe the black underglaze would still show through the translucent jade color, but wanted to ask if anyone has tried it.

[Underglaze transfer and stroke & coat]

Has anyone used stroke and coat over an underglaze transfer? I have some mugs that I used underglaze transfer on and I’m wondering if I could use stroke and coat over it instead of just a clear glaze. Any pictures? Anyone done this with success? 
 

thanks!