DUNCAN IN1017 SEA MIST GREEN
DUNCAN IN1017 SEA MIST GREEN
DUNCAN IN1017 SEA MIST GREEN

Mayco EL-154 Sea Mist Green - Artistic Low-Fire Glaze 118 ml

Mayco EL-154 Sea Mist Green is a decorative glaze distinguished by its semi-transparent to semi-opaque coverage and glossy surface character. Previously offered under the Duncan code IN1017, this glaze can produce different green and blue-green tones depending on application thickness and firing temperature. With a 3-coat application, it can retain its semi-transparent appearance while creating depth and subtle color variations across the surface.

Food Safe: This product is non-toxic and is suitable for food-contact surfaces when proper application and firing conditions are followed, provided that no cracking, crazing, or similar surface defects occur in the fired glaze.
High-Fire Warning: EL-154 Sea Mist Green can be fired between 995°C - 1220°C. At higher temperatures, glaze movement may increase, and deformation or surface issues may occur. Testing before the main application is especially recommended when firing around 1220°C.

Technical Data and Application

Thermal Data

  • Firing Temperature: 995°C - 1220°C
  • Temperature Range: Low-Fire to High-Fire
  • Firing Character: Temperature-dependent surface variation and glaze movement

Product Information

  • Product Code: EL-154
  • Previous Duncan Code: IN1017
  • Packaging: 118 ml
  • Surface: Glossy
  • Opacity: Semi-Transparent / Semi-Opaque
  • Color: Sea Mist Green

Application Information

  • Application: Can be applied by brush
  • Recommended Coats: 3 coats
  • Coat Effect: Different color intensities may develop depending on the number of coats
  • Firing Effect: Color tone, glaze movement, and surface character may vary at different temperatures

Color Pairing Suggestions

The semi-transparent blue-green and sea-inspired character of Mayco EL-154 Sea Mist Green can be paired with light and natural tones to create soft, layered surface compositions:

Sea Green
Pale Blue
Pure White
Cream
Mist Gray

Application Notes

  • Coat application: Applying 3 coats is recommended. As application thickness increases, color intensity and transparency may vary.
  • Coat effect: Each coat may produce a different level of color intensity. Thinner applications may appear lighter and more transparent, while thicker applications may produce a richer appearance.
  • 995°C firing: When fired at approximately 995°C, the glaze may develop a darker blue-green character with a glossy surface in muted sea blue-green tones. With a 3-coat application, the semi-transparent appearance may be retained.
  • 1220°C firing: At approximately 1220°C, there may be no significant color change; however, glaze movement may increase and surface issues may occur.
  • Temperature effect: Different firing temperatures between 995°C and 1220°C may affect color intensity, gloss, and glaze movement across the surface.
  • High-fire behavior: At higher temperatures, the glaze may become more fluid and deformation may occur on the form. Controlled application is recommended on vertical and delicate forms.
  • Transparency: The semi-transparent character of the product may allow the underlying clay body color and surface texture to remain partially visible.
  • Clay body selection: Blue-green tones may appear more pronounced on light-colored clay bodies. Results may vary on darker or iron-rich clay bodies.
  • Form effect: Glaze pooling in recessed and horizontal areas may produce richer color and increased gloss.
  • Food use: This glaze can be used on food-contact surfaces provided that no cracking, crazing, or similar surface defects occur in the fired glaze.
  • Test application: Especially for high-fire applications, preparing a test tile on the intended clay body is recommended to evaluate deformation and surface behavior.
  • Safety: Use appropriate personal protective equipment during application and ensure that the work area is adequately ventilated.
  • Storage: Keep the container tightly closed and store at room temperature away from direct sunlight.
Important Recommendation: The color, transparency, gloss, and glaze movement of Mayco EL-154 Sea Mist Green may vary depending on the number of coats, clay body, and firing temperature. Around 995°C, a more controlled blue-green appearance may develop, while around 1220°C glaze movement may increase and deformation or surface issues may occur. Preparing separate test tiles at low and high firing temperatures before the main application is recommended.
Brand
Mayco
Firing Temperature
1040°C - 1240°C (05 - 7 Cone)
Food Safety
Safe
Substrate Compatibility
Ceramic
Using Type
Dipping Brush Airbrush
Physical Condition
Liquid
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