Ozz Glaze DD-100 Magic - Artistic Low-Fire Glaze (R26065)

OZZ GLAZE DD-100 Magic - Artistic Low-Fire Glaze

OZZ GLAZE DD-100 Magic is an artistic low-fire glaze that creates reactive transitions in gray, ice blue and rust tones. Its fluid character allows it to pool in recessed, curved and textured areas of the form, increasing the color intensity. After firing, it produces a deep, dynamic surface with crystalline-like mottling that varies depending on application thickness and the clay body used.

Technical Data and Application

Color Pairing Suggestions

The gray, ice-blue and rust-tone transitions of OZZ GLAZE DD-100 Magic can be paired with the following colors:

Application Notes

• Mixing: Mix the product regularly before and during application to ensure an even distribution of the coloring and reactive components.
• Coat application: For brush application, apply 2-3 even coats to the bisque-fired surface, allowing sufficient drying time between coats.
• Thickness effect: Thinner areas may display lighter gray and ice-blue tones, while rust tones and reactive mottling may intensify in thicker areas.
• Crystalline-like effect: The intensity and distribution of the crystalline-like textures may vary depending on application thickness, clay body and firing schedule.
• Reactive character: The intensity of the color transitions and surface movement may vary depending on peak temperature, kiln atmosphere and cooling schedule.
• Flow control: Consider the glaze’s downward movement on vertical forms and apply it more thinly around the lower sections and base of the piece.
• Kiln shelf protection: Fire the piece on a catch plate or suitable kiln shelf separator to protect against possible glaze runs.
• Dilution: For spray and dipping applications, add water in small increments, mix the product after each addition and avoid over-dilution.
• Form effect: The glaze may pool in recessed, curved and textured areas, creating deeper gray and rust tones, while ice-blue transitions may become more pronounced along edges and raised details.
• Clay body selection: The color and surface texture of different low-fire clay bodies may affect the appearance of the gray, ice-blue and rust tones.
• Surface preparation: Remove all dust and residue from the bisque-fired surface before application.
• Glaze combinations: Before combining with other glazes, test chemical compatibility, color transitions and the amount of flow on a test tile.
• Safety: Use appropriate personal protective equipment during application and ensure that the workspace is adequately ventilated.
• Storage: Keep the container tightly closed and store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.